Opening of Parliament
THe third and last session of the present Parliament was opened on Tuesday last by the Governor, Sir R. Duff. The following speech shows the proposals…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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The Opening of Parliament
THE opening of Parliament on Tuesday week, to fulfil its last portion of the work to be done, showed signs of more hopefulness than were anticipated a few months ago. The…
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THE MACLEAY ARGUS is solid freetrade, and therefore is no friend politically to Mr. Henry Stuart, the democratic-protectionist candidate for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Coming Election. the Hastings and Macleay and Raleigh. Some of the Candidates. Interview with Mr. John McLAUGHLIN
ALTHOUGH a couple of months must elapse before the General Election takes place jet the probabilities of the contests for the Hastings and Macleay and Raleigh are…
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THE Daily Telegraph says:--There appears to be a good deal of uneasiness in Anglican circles in the diocese of Grafton and Armidale over the delay which has arisen…
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ALTHOUGH a couple of months must elapse before the General Election takes place, yet the probabilities of the Hastings and Macleay election are already under discussion. The…
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In the Legislative Assembly an Thursday, Mr. Chapman said he would like to call the attention of the Postmaster-General to the hardship that was inflicted on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The General Election. Mr. H. Stuart at the Theatre Royal
MR. HENRY STUART, the democratic-protectionist candidate for the Hastings and Macleay electorate, opened his campaign by delivering on Friday evening at the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Borough Council Vacancy. Election To-day
THE election for alderman in the Kempsey Borough Council, in the room of Mr. Samuel Bond, resigned, takes place in the Good Templars'…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Parliament and the People. to the Editor of the Port Macquarie News
Sir.—The proceedings of the present session has sadly disappointed public expectation. It is true that much cannot be anticipated from a morelbund parliament, but the…
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MR. HENRY STUART opened his campaign in this district on Monday evening last, by delivering an address on some of the various topics of the day, from the baicody of the…
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SIR,--The proceedings of the present session have sadly disappointed public expectation. It is true that much cannot be anticipated from a moribund Parliament, but the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parliamentary Elections. the New Law
IN view of a general election at an early date, electors generally would do well to make themselves conversant with the following provisions under the new Act:—…
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ON Wednesday the formal nominations in connection with the election of an alderman in the place of Mr. John Dighton, resigned, took place in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Smash-up of the Government. Resignation of Two Ministers. Parliament Prorogued. [Special Telegram.] Sydney
The Government of Sir George Dibbs, which has been in existence since early in 1891, has broken up. The acknowledged cause was the…
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IT is being generally asked:--"How soon can we have a general election?" The amended Electoral Act, it may be stated, limits the completion of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parliamentary Elections. the New Law
IN view of a general election at an early date, electors generally would do well to make themselves conversant with the following provisions under the new act:--…
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