State Elections
The Hon. J. Kidd, Minister for Mines and Agriculture, (Camden) addressed a meeting of Moorbank residents at the residence of Mr. Scott-Young, on Tuesday evening of…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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State Elections
On Monday last the members of the People's Reform League took a vote as to the selection of Mr. F. W. A. Downes, J.P., or otherwise; to be correct it should be…
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SIR,—At a meeting for the selection of a candidate for The Glebe on Thursday evening, referring to the sitting member (Mr. Hogue) Mr. [?] said:—"Mr. Hogue had…
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Mr. F. W. A. Downes advises that he has now visited all [?]arts of the electorate, with the exception of Wilton, and that he has met every encouragement. the candidate is…
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A MEETING of Mr. Kidd's friends and supporters was held last Friday evening at the Town Hall, Campbelltown. It was alike largely attended and very enthusiastic. The…
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Sir John See has tendered his resignation as State Premier, and acting on his advice, the Governor sent for Mr. Waddell, Colonial Treasurer…
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PURSUANT to notice, Mr. F. W. A. Downes addressed a meeting of electors in the Town Hill, Campbell [?] on Friday evening [?]sh [?]ce of his candidat[?]…
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Mr. Kidd has been holding a series of successful meetings during the week. The Menangle meeting was undoubtedly a great success and a vote of confidence was carried…
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Mr. Bartlett will address the electors at Campbelltown next Friday evening. Mr. J. H. Martsden, of Liverpool, has been Appointed returning officer for the Camden…
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SIR.—In your notes on Mr. Dowries' meeting at Campbelltown on the 15th inst. I notice you say that Mr. Downes was "subjected to a bitter personal attack from Mr. H. J. Asher." Now, sir…
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Sir,—I think the enclosed correspondence with reference to Mr. Moore's suggested referendum may be of interest to your readers, I shall be glad if you will publish…
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The State Premier unfolded the Ministerial policy at Cowra on Monday. Mr. Waddell informed his audience that he had now got a better grasp of the financial…
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MR. J. V. BARTLETT, Liberal Freetrade and Reform candidate, addressed a meeting of electors in the Town Hall, Campbelltown, last Friday evening in the interests of his…
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The writs of election will probably be issued between the 16th and 20th July. Transfers of electors' rights may be obtained later than the original rights. Names cannot be enrolled after…
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Parliament expires by effluxion of time next Saturday, and the elections take place three weeks later—on August 6th. Mr. John E. Moore will address the…
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ON Monday evening last, at the Town Hall, Campbelltown, Mr. John E. Moore addressed a well-attended meeting in furtherance of his candidature. A number of ladies were…
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August 6, election day, will not be a public holiday. The new Parliament will probably meet on August 23…
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Mr. Kidd's meetings at Liverpool and Cabramatta last week were both huge successes. At the former, which was the largest meeting ever held in Liverpool, Mr. Kidd had a most…
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HON. J. H. CARRUTHERS addressed a [?] meeting in the Town Hall, [?] on Monday night in the interests of the selected Literal and Reform candidate,…
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Messrs. A. R. Payten and Fred. Sheather have been appointed presiding officers (No. 1 and 2 booths respectively) at Campbelltown…
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