Federal Election
REGARDING Sir William Lyne's present dual position as Premier of this state and a member of the Federal Ministry, Mr. Crick says that his position as a Member of…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Election of Mayor Alderman Hindmarsh Re-elected
AT a meeting of the Kinma Council on Thursday last Alderman Hindmarsh was re-elected Mayor of Kiama for the ensuing year. Prior to nominations…
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SIR,—When I took it into my head to write a few short letters to your paper referring to the coming struggle between Protection and Freetrade, I never…
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The voting for the vacant seat in the Fourth Ward resulted as follows:—George M'Donald 127, C. H. Hayward 112, informal 3. The retiring alderman…
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This Council met on Wednesday afternoon for the election of Mayor. Present—Aldermen O'Donnell, Dobinson, Brown, Marshall, Cook, M'Donald…
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ON Thursday, 28th February, Mr. Alex. Hay will address the electors in the Temperance Hall, Shellharbor, at 8 p.m…
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The election of Mayor for the borough of Wollongong was held in the council chamber, on Friday evening last. All the aldermen were present with the…
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SIR,—I am almost ashamed to have kept Catholicus waiting so long for answers to his questions. But considering that I was attacked by "The…
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MR. A. LYSAGHT addressed between two and three hundred persons from the balcony of the Brighton Hotel on Thursday. night. The Mayor of Kiama…
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SIR,—The letter of Mr. John Richardson, though late, comes opportunely. I admire his candid acknowledgment that he is unable to point out the illological syllogism…
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Wollongong Council met for the election of Mayor on Friday evening last week. All present, except Alderman Owen…
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Mr. Alex. Hay gave his first public address in Wollongong in the Town Hall on Saturday evening. There was a fairly good audience. The Mayor…
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From the balcony of the Freemasons' Hotel, Wollongong on Saturday afternoon, Mr. Andrew Lysaght addressed a fairly numerous crowd. The Mayor…
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MR. G. W. FULLER is the nominee of the Frestrade and Liberal Association for the Illawarra seat in the Federal Parliament…
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MR. ALEX. HAY addressed a large gathering (including a sprinkling of ladies) in the Oddfellows' Hall, Kiama, on Thursday night in furtherance of his…
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THE dates of the Commonwealth elections in the State of New South Wales have been fixed by the Federal Executive, and will be gazetted in due course. As was pointed…
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IN the Oddfellows' Hall on Friday night last Mr. Francis Abigail, a candidate for one of the six N.S.W. seats in the Federal Senate, delivered an address to a fairly…
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ON Thursday night last Mr. Alex. Hay addressed a very large audience in the candidature for a seat in the House of…
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MR. FRANCIS ABIGAIL, a candidate for one of the six seats in the Senate, addressed a fairly large audience in the Oddfellows' Hall, Kiama, on Friday…
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Addresses to the electors of New South Wales appear in this issue from the Hon. G. H. Cox, M.L.C., and Mr. Harrie Wood, ex-Under Secretary of…
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