Election of Mayor
A SPECIAL MEETING of council was held at the council chambers on Tuesday afternoon for the purpose of electing the Mayor for the ensuing year. There were present: Aldermen Hutchins in (Mayor)…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Municipal Elections
The election of aldermen to fill the three vacancies in the local council caused by the retirement of Messrs. Rowley, Calder and Murphy took place on Saturday last, [?] W. S. Hudson acting as…
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Speaking at Kempsey, Mr. Frank Clark said he had been informed that in order to provide for the cost of the various military contingents the Government intended to…
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IN our report of the election of Mayor, as published in our special country Edition, pressure on our space precluded more than a passing reference to…
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In the good old times electioneering was rather a costly affair. Writing of the Oxfordshire election in 1754, Walpole informs Sir Horace Manu: " A knowing lawyer said…
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A wire from Wyalong, dated Saturday, reads :--The election of aldermen and auditors for the first municipal council took place to day. A large amount of interest…
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On Wednesday, at noon, the public nomination of candidates for the extraordinary vacancy in the Parkes Council, caused by the resignation of…
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The election to fill the extraordinary vacancy caused by the resignation of Alderman John Warn took place on Saturday. There was very little…
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ON Saturday afternoon the polling in connection with the election of twelve members as a Progress Committee, took place in the School of Arts…
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Mr Archie Brown, Hon. Sec. F & S. Association, Melrose . Dear Sir.--I am in receipt of your letter…
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There is [?] some doubt as to whether Parliament will [?] on May 29 or June 5th. It is anticipated that Mr. Reid will move a vote of censure…
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The ballet-papers which the public will receive in a few days, and which contain matter for FIVE separate ballots, in connection with the…
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Now that the Commonwealth Bill has passed through the preliminary stages in the House of Commons, some speculation is going on as to when the…
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IT will be convincing testimony to the skill of Sir William Lyne if he succeeds in steering Parliament with credit during the coming session through the mass of business that…
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Now that the Commonwealth Bill was [?] through the preliminary stages in the House of Commons, [?] to going on as to…
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The usual ceremonies attended the opening of the N.S.W. Parliament on Tuesday. The Governor's speech, after dealing with the despatch of the…
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Mr. F. B. Suttor was sworn in as a member of the Council. He announced he had been appointed Vice-President of the Executive Council, and…
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SIR.--In accordance with a resolution of the Legislative Assembly, adopted, towards the close of the last Session, the proposed Grenfell to…
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DEAR SIR.--The question of railway extension to Wyalong, to a certain extent, involves the subsidiary question of railway extension from Wyalon…
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