The Election
ALL the excitement of the election it now over, and through the box—the silent final record of public opinion—the decision has been given. Candidates and electors in…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Hastings and Macleay Election. the Polling
THE Hastings and Macleay election resulted in the return of Mr. Robert Davidson, the selected Liberal and Reform candidate, by a majority of…
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THE temperate character of members, as far as alcoholic liquors are concerned, was modestly brought forward in the House of Representatives by the Prime Minister in…
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A meeting of the State Cabinet was held yesterday, with the intention, it is understood, of the Ministry resigaing office, but their intention was frustrated by the Governor's absence. Mr. Waddell sent a…
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The Waddell Ministry met this morning and discussed the political situation. It was eventually decided to meet Parliament en the 23rd inst…
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MUCH interest was manifested in the General Election over the State last Saturday. Never before in the history of this State has such an immense vote been recorded. For the…
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The official declaration of the poll was made on Thursday at Tares Court House by Mr. H. W. Flett, J.P., Returning Officer, in the presence of…
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A GOOD deal of excitement was displayed here over the local election on Saturday night. An effigy of Mr. Young was placed at toe top of a telegraph pole in town, by some of the fun-loving youths. As…
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A telegram dated Deniliquin, Friday last week, reads as follows :-- Mr. John Lewis, of Moa[?], Liberal and Reform candidate for the Deniliquin…
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ON Thursday last we received a [?] our Sydney correspondent stating [?] Senate had agreed to the House of Representatives amendment selecting Dalgety [?]…
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ABOUT twenty or thirty persons assembled at the Court House, West Kempsey, on Thursday last at noon, when the result of the election was officially declared. Mr…
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THE State Parliament will be opened by commission. The Governor's speech will only refer to one question of supply. It is expected that it will be Friday…
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AN official announcement states that the allotment of portfolios in the Reid Government will be made to-day. An adjournment of the Federal Parliament will…
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SIR,—We are again called upon to elect two directors for the M.R. Co-Op Dairy Company, in lien of Messrs. Johnston and McDonell, who retire…
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ON Monday afternoon the council of the New South Wales Alliance met, and received the report of the electoral selection committee. Canon Boyce was in the chair,…
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SOME remarkable evidence as to the recent elections has been given before the Select Committee of the House of Representatives on the Electoral Act administration, now…
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Parliament was opened to day by commission. After the swearing in of members, Mr. McCourt was unanimously re-elected…
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Parliament was opened to-day by commission. After the swearing in of members, Mr. McCourt was unanimously re-elected…
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