The Hume Election
ABOUT sixty electors assembled at the Corowa School of Arts last Wednesday afternoon to hear the views of Messrs, Lyne and Levin,…
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Election Items
Albury election takes place on Monday. The people are at fever heat there. The Sydney Temperance bodies have prepared their plans for the election…
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The nomination of candidates for South Sydney took place at Belmore-park to-day. The following candidates were duly proposed and seconded ?—Mr. John Davies, Mr. w. T…
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Yesterday, at noon, Mr. V. F. Nagle, returning officer for the Albury electorate, proceeded at the Court-house to receive the nominations of candidates for the representation of Albury…
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Mr. Thomas Garrett, candidate for the representation of Camden, addressed 150 eleclorain the Temperance Hall, Campbelltown, to-night, Mr. Ahearn, Mayor, in the chair. Mr…
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The trial of an all-important issue has been put upon the country in the present dissolution of Parliament, somewhat as a surprise in the suddenness of the demand. But m this there…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →A Barbour-ous Candidate. (From the Riverine Advertiser.)
The evergreen Barbour has again kindly consented to give us a turn. Having been so heartlessly rejected at Gundagai he is about to favour us with the cause of the apparent misfortune. It…
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WE regret to announce that Mr William Hay has definitely declined to again offer himself for election. Negotiations were pending last week, and it was considered probable, notwithstanding his…
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The result of the East Sydney election is a satisfactory proof of the unpopularity of the premier; and the minor result, the defeat of Dr. Renwick, Minister of Mines, only tends to show…
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THE results of the polling for South Sydney resulted in the return of four Opposition candidates. It was as follows:--Mr. J. B.Oliffe, 2,672; Mr…
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THE polling for East Sydney last Thursday excited the greatest attention and resulted in the return of four Opposition candidates, Sir Henry…
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Balmain—Garrard and Hutchinson have been elected. Camden—M'Court and Garret returned. South Sydney—Oliff 2676; Harris 2669…
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DURING the present election campaign in New South Wales, the question has often arisen whether or not it would be the wiser plan to…
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Messrs. E. Combes and S. Smith were returned unopposed for East Macquarie. The former is an opponent of the Land Bill…
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Mr. Fergusson addressed the electors last night. He is opposed to Sir John Robertson's new bill. He is in favor of classification of the lauds into agricultural and pastoral areas,…
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The following are the results of the polling for the various constituencies named :— ALBURY. The polling for the Albury election took…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Murrumbidgee Election. Mb. Loughnan's Meeting
Mr. J. C. Loughnan addressed the Wagga electors on Friday. He condemned the recent dissolution of Parliament as unnecessarily and unconstitutionally imposing a large…
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The result of the general elections, so far as it has yet been ascertained, cannot fail to prove highly acceptable to the country. The issue raised on this occasion was the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Albury Election. to the Editor of the Albury Banner
SIR,—A report has been freely circulated during the week that Mr. Baker, of the White Horse Hotel, Bowna, did not give me the same accommodation for the holding of my meeting…
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A meeting was held on Tuesday evening last at the Masonic Hall, at which Mr R. B. Wilkinson, one of our late members, addressed the electors. Mr James Cramsie…
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