Election of Mayor
A special meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday evening, for the purpose of electing the Mayor for the current Municipal year. The full Council was present, viz:—Ald Paine (in the…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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Richmond. Election of Mayor
THE meeting of aldermen of the Borough of Richmond for the purpose of electing the Mayor for the ensuing municipal year took place in the large hall of the School of Arts on Friday evening, 5th inst[?]…
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ON Saturday last the elections for South and Central Wards were conducted, and though considerable interest attached to the contests, there was no violent excitement…
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POLLING in connection with the Federal elections will take place Next Thursday, March 4, when every man possessed of an Elector's Right, no matter for what electorate, will be…
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MR. GEORGE BLACK, M.P., as advertised elsewhere, will address the electors on the Federation Question at the Fitzroy Hotel, Windsor, NEXT MONDAY EVENING at 8. Mr Black is one of Labour's Ten…
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ONE of the successful candidates, Mr J T Walker, was confounded with Mr Thomas Walker, exM P, in several parts of the colony, and even in Windsor an elector was [?]eard to remark, when…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday evening, the following questions were asked:—Travelling Allowances to Conditional Purchases Inspectors:—MR J C L Fitzpatrich asked the…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr. Sleath, for Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, asked the Secretary for Public Works, re Weir Contract at Hillston:—(I.) Has his…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions: (1.) What position in the public service does Mr. A. P. Cannaway hold, and…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions:—Military horses driven in private carries,—(1.) Is it customary to permit officers of the Military Service to…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions:—(9) Duty on Tea imported into Norfolk Island:…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr Wheeler, M.P., asked the Secretary for Works:—"In view of the fact that there will be a large surplus at the end of the financial year, will he cause an additional…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr. W. Morgan, M.P., asked the Colonial Secretary:—(I) Whether it is the intention of the Government to make the same…
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In the Assembly last week, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions:—Stray Dogs.—(1.) Is the Minister for…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions:—Reserve Corps at Broken Hill.—([?].) Is…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpatrick asked the following questions:—(3.) Uniforms of the New South Wales Infantry…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr J C L Fitzpatrick asked the Colonial Secretary,—In view of the fact that the provisions of the Betting Houses Suppervision Act have been enforced as far as…
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IN the Assembly this week, the Minister for Justiqe, in reply to Mr. J. C. L. Fitzpitrick, said inquiry was being made into the statement that Wagga Wagga Js.P. refused to sit on the Bench during the absence of the…
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WHENCE cerae all these bronzed and bearded men,—rough-looking most of them, as though just released from servitude at the threshing shed, with borny hands begotten of hard toil at the…
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IN the Assembly last week, the following questions were asked:—Cost of the Butler Murder Case.—Mr. J. C. L. Eitzpatrick asked the Colonial…
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