Hawkesbury Election
Thus the " Australian Star" in a subleader in Monday's issue:— Owing to the candidature of Mr. Fitzpatrick the election for the Hawkesbury has resulted in…
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Politics & elections, 1892
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Election Squibs
Thus the " Bulletin":—"If the Hawkesbury election coats Sydney Burdekin less than £1000, he can reckon he has got off cheaply."…
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The election of a parliamentary representative to fill the extraordinary vacaney caused by the death of Mr.Alexander Bowman, came off on Saturday last, and…
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To the Editor. Sir,—In your last week's issue, among the Riverstone news, appeared a statement to the effect that there were thirty gentlemen on Mr. W. Morgan's Riverstone committee. The…
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Has occupied everybody's attention for the last fortnight, and we now wait to see what our new representative will do for the electorate. An old proverb says the "proof…
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The following paragraph is from the Sydney correspondent's letter to the "Riverine Grazier"—"The election for the Hawkesbury is not creating even…
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To the Editor. Sir,—Tell thou the tale. Hadst thou been civil, I would have told you how the drinks flew about, how I was revenged on the enemy, and drank…
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In the Assembly this morning, the Address-in-reply to the Governor's speech was carried on the voices. Mr. G. H. Reid on Tuesday gives notice of a motion…
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