The Singleton Election. Mr De Lissa's Third Meeting
HAVING addressed the electors at Greta on Saturday and at Singleton on Monday, Mr A. De Lissa, who is a candidate for their suffrages, hold…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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The Singleton Election. Mr Comeily's Meetings. [COMMUNICATED.]
MR JOHN CONNELLY, Mayor flavor of Greta, addressed the electors of Jerry's Plain in the School of Arts on Saturday last. Mr N. Alcorn presiding. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New South Wales Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Friday, June 1, 1894
The Assembly sat until 5 o'clock this morning considering the Betterment Bill in committee. Mr. Hayee moved an amendment that the capital charge on lands in an improvement area was not to…
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SIR HENRY PARKES, in a speech-delivered at St, Leonards this week, reviewing the state of public affairs and the political prospect, uttered words of weight in reference to the…
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Mr John Connelly, Mayer of Greta and protectionist candidate for the Singleton constituency, addressed the clectors at Broke on Tuesday evening…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Parliament of N. S. WALES Private Lunatie Asylums. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
Is the Assembly to-day the Premter gave notice that to-morrow he weuld move that Friday be an additional sitting day for Government business…
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SIR GEORGE DIBBS moved- "That, during the remainder of the present session unless otherwise ordered, Friday in each week be a sitting day…
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AMONG the ca[?]sa motions beard at the Newcastle District Court on Thursday was one in which Thomas Crouin, solicitor, of Newcastle, proceeded…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament of N. S. WALES Betting and Tote Shops. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
THE Legislative Council concluded their business this afternoon, and adjourned a little after G. In the Assembly, Mr E. M . C[?]…
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The following sentences may be read with profit by electors. They are from an address delivered recently by Cardinal Gibbons : Honesty is the best policy and the best politics…
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AT a meeting of the Executive Council on Monday morning a proclamation was issued proroguing Parliament until July 10th. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →MR. G. H. Reid's Election. Opposed by a Labor Candidate. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
THE Labor Electoral League has chosen Mr G. J. Reeve to oppose the Leader of the Opposition, Mr G.H. Reid, for King Division at the general…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Cardinal and the Coming Elections. Friends in Both Parties
SPEAKING at the opening or a bazaar at Balmain on Saturday, Cardinal Moran said that approaching as they were to election time, he trusted that…
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An [?] meeting of Government supporters was held at the Colonial Secretary's office on Monday Morning The Premier presided, and explained…
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ON every hand active preparations are going on for the electoral campaign. In the metropolis, the leaders of [?]h[?] different parties are actively organising,…
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SIR, I would ask the favor of a small space in your columns to enquire of the local protectionists if it is not time they were doing something towards…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →District Telegrams. Newcastle. Monday afternoon. Electioneering Items
The conclave which bears the high sounding title of the Northern District Council of the Labour Electoral League held its fortnightly meeting at the Premier Hotel on Saturday evening. Delegates…
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SIR,—-As the eldest protection advocate in this electorate—for since 1886. through many sections of the public press, including the SINGLETON ARGES…
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The political campaign was opened in this electorate on Wednesday last, when Mr. Fitz-Gerald addressed a meeting of between 30 and 40 electors…
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SIR,—I have read a, letter, headed as shove, in;" your impression of last Saturday and signed "Protectionist," and 1 would now request-that you…
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