Correspondence. the Coming Election. to the Editor
SIR,—I notice that several public announcements have already been made by men who, full of ambition, besides being premature, have to announce…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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The Next Election
Mr. John Waugh, who opposed Mr. Alex. Campbell at last election, has announced himself as again coming out at next election, and he will seek to secure the Kiama…
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IN the various district Municipal Councils those Aldermen who retire by efiluxion of time at the end of the present municipal year (during February), all of whom in…
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THE following are the names of retiring Aldermen (and in some cases nominations) in the various municipal councils along the South Coast:—…
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We learn that an effort is about to be made to induce Mr. C. C. Russell, of Wollongong, to stand for Kiama, next election…
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Speaking at Randwick a few days ago, Mr. Davi[?] Storey, M.L.A., said respon sibile Government bad been suspended ever since Mr. Roid left office, and stated…
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Mr. love said that oratory was at a discount in the Council—practical sense was what was wanted. Speaking of the work of the Council during the last three…
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Mr. Love opened his remarks by saying that it was practical men who were wanted in the council, men who possessed a certain amount of common sense, and not men…
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During the week, Mr. W. H. Owen addressed a series of meetings of ratepayers, Wollongong Municipality, in support of his candidature for the North…
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More than ordinary interest was evinced in the Kiama Municipal Election on Saturday last a large gathering of ratepayers being present to hear the…
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The election of Mayor of North Illawarra takes place to-morrow evening at 7.30. The Wollongong Mayoral election will…
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THE Chairman announced that the first business was the election of Mayor, which by resolution it was decided to conduct by open voting…
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Full council (loss Aid. Beach) assembled at Central Illawarra's special meeting yesterday afternoon to decide upon a Mayor for the ensuing your. Nominations of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North Illawarra Municipal Election (To the Editor, South Coast Times.)
SIR,—Now that the campaign of municipal warfare is ended, and that the aspirants for municipal honors have received the verdict of the ratepayers…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →A Lively Election. Wollongong Mayoralty. Keen Competition for the Position. the Water Works Again. a Great Bone of Contention Aldermanic Compliments. a Lively Half-hour
The election of Mayor on Friday night but for the borough of Wollongong for the ensuing year was looked forward to by the ratepayers with more than ordinary interest,…
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IT is expected that the Federal Parliament will be dissolved in November next, when half the Senators will retire. Under the l.w the new Senators must be elected…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mayoral Election. Wollongong
The Wollongong Council met on Friday evening last, for the election of Mayor, all except Alderman Walker being present…
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SIR,—I think it very funny that when we are not either King, or at least amongst the King's favored few, how very different we happen to see the doings of our follows…
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The following nominations have been received from the different miners' lodges to fill the respective offices. The men will be elected under the Queensland system of…
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