Agricultural Society's Election
We would remind members of the Macleay A. H. and I. Association that nominations of candidates for election on the committee must be lodged in…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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American Presidential Election
Admiral Dewey hu retired from the contest for the American Presidency…
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The Censure motion debate collapsed Mr. Reid did not press the amendment to a division. Sydney, Friday…
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The final returns of the Bathurst election are:—Young 770, Thompson 571, Warden 14…
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THE result of the Bathurst election will come as an unpleasant surprise, not only to the Protectionist members of the Ministry, but especially to the Freetraders who sit on that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →TELEGRAMS. Sydney, Friday. Provincial Parliament
It is understood that difficulties have been thrown in the way of any proposal to decrease the numerical strength of the Provincial Parliament. It is…
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IT has been announced as probable that the Federal elections will take place on the 1st of October or the 1st of November. We hear very little of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Assent to the Commonwealth Bill. Signed in Duplicate by the Queen. One Copy to Be Brought to Australia Gifts to the Federal Parliament
The Premier is in receipt of the following cablegram from Mr. Barton, dated London, July 9 : — "The Lord Chancellor, Lord…
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THERE is to be a fresh election for the Canterbury division, which has been represented in the Legislative Assembly since June 9 by Mr. Sydney Smith…
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Owing to the uncertainty of the divisions, and the date of Commonwealth elections, candidates for the Federal Parliament, are not making…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Canterbury Election. Return of Mr. T. W. TAYLOR
THE polling for the above election took place on Saturday last, when Mr. T. W. Taylor was returned by a majority of 47 votes, the voting being :—T. W. Taylor, 861 votes; S. Smith, 814…
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Notice has been given by Mr. Law of his intention to move in the Legislative Assembly:— That in the opinion of his House—(1) It is…
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The Imperial Parliament has been prorogued. The speech declared that the relations with foreign powers were friendly. There were fair grounds for…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Federation. West Australian. Referendum. Polling in Favor of the Bill
Perth, Tuesday.—It was very showery for the referendum, but the city was thronged with people throughout the day, and polling has…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Prorogation of the British Parliament. the Queen's Speech. London
AT the prorogation of Parliament, the speech from the Throne referred to foreign relations as being of a friendly character, and to Her Majesty'sincere pleasure in assenting to the Australian…
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Mr. Quinn, M.P., will be a cant nate for the House of Representatives fur the district that will include the Bligh…
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THE boundaries of the new Federal electorates were published on Tuesday last. As predicted a fortnight ago, the Macleay district is included in an…
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The topic of most pressing practical importance just now is the preparation that is being made for the Federal elections. If the Commonwealth is to make a fair start, it is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Visit of Duke and Duchess of York. the Duke to Open First Federal Parliament. Sydney, Tuesday, 6 p.m
LORD Tennyson, Governor of South Australia, has received a cable from the Duke and Duchess of York, announcing that they intend visiting Australia in the spring of 1901, and that the Duke will open the…
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Mr. J. Chamberlain addressed a meeting at Tunstall last bight and meet with a splendid reception. He said that he was almost surprised that…
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