Municipal Election
IN connection with the forthcoming February municipal elections at Campbelltown, those aldermen who retire through effluxion of time are Messrs. Barker, Caldwell, and Doyle…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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Camden Municipal Elections
Up to Wednesday of this week, little or no attention had been paid to the forthcoming municipal elections, yet there is a decided tendency in favour of some change, as…
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THE aldermanic nominations, Campbelltown and Ingleburn, closed on Monday at noon, The whole of the retiring alderman have been nominated, but are unopposed, consequently…
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Little or no interest is taken in the forthcoming Municipal election. The enthusiasm [?]own in previou selections have materially subsided. The seven day's notice prior to…
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A PUBLIC meeting of ratepayers was held in the Town Hall, Campbelltown, yesterday at noon, for the purpose of nominating and electing three aldermen and two auditors in the…
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Tuesday of this week the 1st inst. was the [?]y appointed by the Returning Officer, the [?]ayor of Camden, Mr. W. C. Furner, J.P., [?] announce the nominations received by him…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Campbelltown Council was held on Thursday evening last for the purpose of electing a Mayor for the evening year. There was a full attendance of…
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Friday last the 4th inst was the date fixed by the Returning, Officer the Mayor Alderman W. C. Furner, J.P., for the poll to take place at the Council Chambers for…
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[?]any of the ratepayers were not it the public meeting of ratepayers may the 1st inst may be interesting [?] point out the various opinions…
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A special meeting of the aldermen of Camden was held last evening at the Council Chambers for the purpose of ejecting a Mayor for the ensuing year. There was a…
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SIR.—Your issue of the 10th inst, reports speeches delivered by Mr. downes and others, before and after the Camden Municipal election; upon which I wish to offer a…
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Sir.—I was somewhat surprised to find in your issue of 17th inst., that while you reported Alderman Griffiths' remarks at the Council Chambers, after the election of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mr Downes Electioneering. (To the Editor the Camden News.)
SIR,—In the " News" of the 24th inst., Ald. Downes takes exception to my quoting the exact words used by him in his reported speech on the Recreation Ground grievance…
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Mr. Ashton has consented to stand for the Goulburn seat. It was generally anticipated that the popular "Dick" O'Connor, Q.C., would contest…
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PURSURNT to advertisement in our last week's issue, a meeting of the friends and supporters of Mr. John Kidd was held on Friday evening last. The business before the…
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Mr. Henry Willis met a number of friends at Camden on Thursday evening last, who unanimously requested him to contest the forthcoming election at Camden, as…
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In this issue, the Member for the Electorate has definitely signified his intention to seek the support of the electors, despite the many rumours to the contrary. Mr…
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ON Monday evening last, Mr. Chas, Ball addressed the eletors in the school of Arts, Camden, in support of his candidature. The Mayor (Ald. W. C. Furner) occupied the…
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The first session of the new Parliament will probably meet on August 16. The country press (many of whom are warm supporters of Mr. Reid in his political…
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[?]day last Mr. Charles Bull, the [?] the Camden Electorate, opened [?]ign by addressing the electors of [?] at the local School of Arts…
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