Hawkesbury Election
VERY little interest was manifested in the nomination of candidates for the Hawkesbury this year Under the new Electoral Act the old style of candilates and nominators delivering speeches has…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The New Parliament
The following are the members elected to the new Parliament:- MINISTERIAL—60. Ashton,—Hay…
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Mr A Bowman addressed the electors on Thursday, 18th inst, at Mr W Butler's. Comleroy Road, ana Mrs Cavanoughs' Upper Colo, and had food hearings. Votes of confidence in the…
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ON Tuesday evening Mr Pilcher, Q. C., a member of the Legislative Council, addressed a gathering of about 600 persons from the balcony of the Fitzroy Hotel, in…
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The Hawkesbury election last Wednesday passed over in a very quiet manner, without that enthusiasm so characteristic of the party feeling of former elections…
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Next to the Hawkesbury election no returns were more eagerly looked forward to than those from Rylstone. The GAZETTE office was rushed on polling night and the…
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AT mid-day on Thursday, when the official declaration of the poll was made, a large crowd had assembled at the Court-house, Many ladies were present and the majority…
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MR. J. C. Fitzpatrick, the freetrade candidate for the Rylstone electorate, addressed a large meeting of electors at Upper Tallewang on Wednesday night. He was well…
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At the offical declaration of the poll on Thursday at noon, the Returning-officer, S. G. Benson, Esq, announced that the mumbers were:—J. C. Fitzpatrick 513…
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ON Saturday last a public demonstration was tendered to Mr. I. C. Fitzpatrick on his arrival in Windsor from Rylstone, after achieving victory in the political battle with the old representative…
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MUDGEE is an attractive-looking town, with its well-equipped public buildings, and its number of first class hotels and business places. It rejoices in the possession of two newspapers. "The…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Island Notes. the Fijian Parliament. Fijian Socialism
LOUIS BECKE in his now famous "By Reef and Palm," has been more successful in drawing the attention of the people of the colonies to the doings of the Islands than all the Fijian…
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A STDNEY correspondent writes:—"I was in an hotel in Sydney just after the election, the proprietor being a Rylstone-district man. Talking about the Rylstone election he said. Fitzpatrick…
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To the Editor. Sir,—Will you, with your usual sense of fairness, allow me a word of reply to certain strictures in your last issue on the charges made against the morality of our…
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THE polling candidates for the vacancy in the Assembly for Rylstone caused by the unseating of Mr. J. C. Fitzpatrick, was taken on Monday. There was great…
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THE result of this second election serves to prove that every effort was made by both sides to poll heavily; at the July election only 1028 votes ware polled, while this time the total was 1309…
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Fitzpatrick has good reason to be proud of his victory at Rylstone. When he first pulled off the seat without a majority of seven, everyone, including his best friends, thought that the whole…
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THE average Pailiamentary candidate has not allowed to [?]im a great amount of time to think of the manifold beauties of nature which meet his vision on every side,âbut even the man most…
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