Gloucester Election
Mr. R. A. Price had a great reception at Gloucester on Thursday. He was met outside the town by a caval cade and the band and escorted to…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Hastings and Macleay Election Mr. Noonan's Candidature
A PORT MACQUARIE correspondent wired on Thursday as follows: -- Mr. E. P. Noonan, candidate for the Hastings and Macleay seat, arrived in Port Macquarie yesterday…
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ON Saturday last Mr. W. J. E. Newton addressed a large gathering of electors at Camden Haven. Mr. J. Ross occupied the chair, and…
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The late member for Gloucester, Mr. R. A. Price, arrived here from Sydney by the steamer Dauntless on Saturday last. He was met on the…
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THE ex-member for Gloucester, Mr. R. A. Price, gives evidence of being a bit of a goer. He has travelled over 400 miles, by steamers, vehicle, and in the saddle, and…
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The late member for Gloucester, Mr. R. A. Price, arrived at Tea Gardens from Sydney on Saturday, 6th instant, by the steamer Dauntless. He was met on the wharf by the residents, who gave him a…
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A Parish Church was [?] beadle,who was rather a pawky character, was very loud in his praise of one of the candidates…
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Mr. W. J. E. NEWTON has commenced his election campaign. He opened out first at Coopernook. where he obtained a good hearing. On…
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MR. BRINER, M.P., writes: -- " Noticing that no polling place was included in the general list of electors recently published I made inquiries at the Chief…
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LAST week the following question re the ferries were asked in Parliament: -- Free Ferries: -- Mr. Morton asked the Secretary for Public Work, (1.) Is…
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Sir.—In a former contribution to your valuable paper I referred to the fact that although Mr. R. A. Price had represented the Gloucester…
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Sir.—I notice under the above .heading another letter from "An Elector" re the candidature of Mr. R. A. Price, and the attitude taken by a…
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Mr. A. Atkinson Price, ex-M.P. addressed the elector in the Feders Ball, Wingham, on Monday nigh' last. Aid. D. Murray (Mayor of…
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MR. R. A. Price, an independent candidate for the Gloucester Electorate, addressed a well-attended meeting in the Belmore Hall Taree, on Tuesday night last— the Mayor (Mr. C. Boyce) presiding…
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Mr. R. A. Price has been holding very successful meetings on the Lower Manning during the past week. MR. GARDEM…
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THE following information has been issued by circular by the authority of the Chief Secretary : — The paper called the 'Elector's Right' is…
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PARLIAMENT has been prorogued until the first week in August, and by efflux ion of time it will expire on August 19th. It is not known at…
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"With many a weary step and many a weary groan Up the high hill he heaves a huge round stone,…
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Mr. R. A. Price held a successful meeting at Mitchell's Island on the 18th instant. Mr. Woodgate in the chair. Mr. Price received a great reception. A motion of…
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DEAR SIR,—The withdrawal of Mr. Q. M'Kinnon should excite little or no surprise. It is a habit to which he is prone—doubtless be knows his own business best. If at some future time he seeks the…
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