Election Notes
POLLING Day--Wednesday next, July 3rd, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. List of polling places in another column of this issue. The polling day has been…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Port Election Notes
ON Wednesday afternoon Mr. Davidson received a right royal reception at Blackman's Point on his return from Kempsey. A great number of the…
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Mr. H. Boultwood addressed a meeting at Smithtown last night. The heavy rain interfered somewhat with the attendance. He severely criticised…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Hastings and Macleay Election Mr. Basche at Kempsey
MR. P. C. BASCHE, the selected Ministerial candidate, addressed a well-attended meeting at the Theatre Royal on Saturday last. The Mayor (Ald. Thompson) occupied the…
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IT will be seen that, contrary to general expectations, the polling in the present election has been exceptionally heavy. In the Barton Smith election 1,618 votes were polled in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hastings and Macleay Election. the Polling
More than usual interest was taken in the election on Wednesday last, and the number of votes polled was much above the average. There were…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Saturday. July 6, 1901. The Election
THE elections for the first State Parliament of New South Wales are over, and electors can now quietly settle down to the ordinary routine of life. The fight…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Grafton Election. MR. F. W. Wilcox. Before the Electors. an Extraordinary Address
Mr. F. W. Wilcox, who opposed the re-election of the State Premier, opened his campaign by delivering an address from the balcony of Laird's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The General Election Return of Mr J. Thomson[?] by a Majority of 18. Mr. See Claims a Sweeping Majority
THE polling at Wingham on wednesday last was quite devoid of interest. A casual visitor to the town would not think that an important…
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ANOTHER general election has taken place, and the people of New South Wales, for woe, or for woe, have discharged the duty devolving upon them to the best of their ability. The…
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UNTIL there is an alteration in the electoral law providing for a majority vote where there are more than two candidates for any electorate it is more…
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A "Gazette" has been issued to-day summoning Parliament to meet for the dispatch of business on the 28rd inst…
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The Supply Bill has passed all stages in the House of Representatives. Steamship owners consider some clauses of the Interstate Commission Bill mean gross…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hastings & Macleay Election. Official Declaration
PRECISELY at noon on Saturday last, Mr. J. W. Wilson J. P. Returning Officer, made his usual official declaration. the announcement was made to the Court Home, owing…
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THE election has been fought and won, and electors are again settling down to the ordinary routine of every-day life. The voice of political candidates has been silenced by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Recant Election, and the Moorland Returns. to the Editor of the M. R. TIMES
SIR,—Re the delay in the arrival of the Moorland returns, will you kindly allow me a word in explanation? The statement of the Deputy Returning-Officer,…
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THE last act of the great electoral drama of 1901, so far as this district is concerned, was performed at the West Kempsey Court House at noon…
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THE Daily Telegraph of Tuesday last contained the following reference (with a good picture) concerning the member for the Manning:—"The newly-elected member for The Manning has the honor of…
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THE Daily Telegraph has published the following reference to the new member for Raleigh:—Mr. George Stuart Briner is a native of Bright, Victoria, and 36 years of age. He went up for University…
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In the Federal House of Representatives, Mr. F. Clarke (member for Cowper) asked the Minister for Customes--"Whether he will cause to be prepared and to be laid…
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