The Hume Election
THE nomination of candidates for the electoral district of the Hume has taken place at last, and Messrs. LEVIN, LYNE, BOND, and GELL are…
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Election Notes
Mr. Hoskins has been elected for Tumut, by a small majority. Thirty cases of personation were detected at the West Sydney election…
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Messrs Wilkinson and Cramsie held a good meeting at Pinch's Hotel, Booligal, on Wednesday evening, Mr Walter Tally in the chair. The candidates addressed the meeting at some length,…
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Warby's reception far beyond ex[?]tations—most enthusiastic meeting. Left here for Booligal this morning. NEW SOUTH WALES…
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ON the morrow the final contest will begin, and ere the sun sets the struggle will be over, and the representation of the district settled for another three years. Electors have doubtless…
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THE first election held for the new constituency of the Hume, came off on Monday, the excitement on the occasion far exceeding on the occasion far exceeding anything…
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We can congratulate the electors of the Hume, on the result of the election for this constituency, decided on Monday last. Since the opening…
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The polling commenced early at the Courthouse on Thursday, the stream of electors being kept up pretty steadily till noon. After 1 o'clock a rush set in for a short time, and again…
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According to announcement the polling for the election of two members for the Balranald Electorate, took place at the Court house on Thursday last. Shortly after sunrise those…
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On Friday last the official declaration of the poll was given by the Returning Officer, Mr. Bowden, from the balcony of Tattersal's Hotel. A great number of the electors assembled to…
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Owing parhaps to the position of parlies in this Assembly, not being so well defined as in the Victorian Legislature, together with the absence of active party opposition…
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