The Municipal Election From the [?] Adenine [?]
An eight o’clock next Friday [?] contest for [?] [?] for the position are Mr G. [?] Mr T. Tyrer. At the [?]…
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Prorogation of the New South Wales Parliament. Sydney
Both Houses met at half-past 11 to-day. In the Council the Liquor Licences Suspensory Act Continuation Bill was read a second time, passed through all its stages,…
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Mr J. Jacka addressed a full meeting of the ratepayers on Monday evening at the Masonic Hall, On the motion of Mr Bentwitch seconded by Mr Saunders, Mr H. E. Best…
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The election of a member for North Melbourne in place of the late Mr J. Story was held Friday, and, as was generally anticipated, resulted in a decided victory to…
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A meeting convened at Sabine's Bijon Theatre, for the purpose of giving expression to the views of candidates on municipal matters was held on Monday night…
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The Conference of Committees of the two Houses to inquire into the constitution of the Council, with the view of suggesting an alteration in the law, was held on…
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Hamilton, 20th April.—Mr Alexander Wilson, Mount Emu, and Mr Thos. Forest Cumming, Stony Point, have been nominated for the Western Province…
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[?] official nomination of candidates for the [?] additional seats in the Deniliquin Municipal [?]cil was held at the Town Hall on Tuesday [?] at noon. The Mayor (Mr Evans) presided,…
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The debate on the vote of want of confidence motion last Tuesday night was opened by Mr. O’Callaghan, who professed almost slavish adulation for the Government. Dr. L. L. Smith and…
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A MEETING was held at the Council Chambers on Thursday, at noon, for the purpose of reading the nomination papers sent in to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr Sabine…
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In the Legislative Assembly, at 2 o’clock on Friday morning, the division was taken on the motion of want of confidence, which was carried by a majority of three votes. From the time of…
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Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by His Excellency the Governor, with the usual ceremony. There was a very numerous attendance of spectators, a large proportion of whom were…
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[?] of both Houses of Parliament assem[?] Council Chamber on Wednesday and [?] to Government-house, for the purpose of [?] His Excellency the Governor with the…
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The O’Loghlen Ministry was completed on Saturday morning, and was sworn in at half-past 4 in the afternoon. Mr. C. Young arrived from Sydney overnight, and on his accepting a post,…
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The following is a précis of the Ministerial policy, as announced last Wednesday night at Lance field by Sir Bryan O’Logblen. The hon. and learned gentleman, after briefly referring to…
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THROUGHOUT the electorates of West Bourke, Moira, and Ararat the question as to whether the present Ministry shall have a fair trial, or, contrary…
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IT is almost a matter for certainty that every elector in this portion of Moita having heard both the candidate's for the district express…
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THE Ministerial elections passed off very quietly in this district, the result of the Moira elections being generally regarded as a fore-gone conclusion for Mr. Bolton…
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THE elections have resulted just as everyone imagined they would, in the return of all the, Ministers with the exception of Mr. GAUNSON who found…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Victoria. Victorian Ministerial Elections. Melbourne, Wednesday, noon
West Bourke—O'Loghlen, 1540; Reid, 1449; majority for O'Loghlen, 91. Ararat—Wilson, 613; Gaunson, 410; majority for Wilson, 203…
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