The Municipal Election
ON no previous occasion have so many candidates come forward to contest three seats in the Hay Council, of the ratepayers taken so great an interest as in the present election. Nine gentlemen…
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Hay Municipal Election
At 12 o'clock yesterday the Mayor attended at the Council Chambers to read the names of the candidates who were eligible for election, and to declare the day for a pool. There was a large attendance, nearly all…
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The formal declaration of the candidates nominated for the three vacant seats in the Municipal Council took place at the Courthouse at noon on Tuesday…
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The poll to elect three aldermen in the places of John Andrew, John Jacka, and John H. Pollard took place on Friday, between the hours of 8 and 3. Very great interest was manifested in the election and the…
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[?]he nominations for the vacancies in the [?]liquin Municipal Council caused by the re[?]ent of Messrs Noyes, Jameson and Allan-[?] were read at the public meeting in the…
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The polling for the vacancies in the Municipal Council caused by the retirement of Aldermen Noyes, Jameson and Allanson, came off yesterday and caused a considerable amount of local interest…
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The formal declaration of tho poll for the late municipal election took place on Monday last, at the Court-house. The MAYOR announced the results to be as…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Election of Mayor
A meeting of the Hay Municipal Council was held on Thursday for the purpose of electing the Mayor for 1885. Present: The Mayor (Mr witcombe) in the chair, and Aldermen Harvey, Chambers, hills,…
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A considerable number of ratepayers assembled at the Town Hall on Saturday to hear the official declaration of the Poll. The Mayor, Mr J. D. Hatch, occupied the chair ; and after…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Meeting of Parliament.—vote of Censure. London, February 19
Both Houses of Parliament re-assembled today, after the adjournment from December last. Mr. Gladstone and Earl Granville made statements in the House of Commons and the…
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I BELIEVE in a Government of the candidates, by the candidates, for the candidates, I believe that the man should seek the office, and not the office the man, as the old fogies tell…
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The nominations for the extraordinary vacancy were officially read at a public meeting held at the Town Hall on Tuesday last, and were as follow :—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Opening of the New South Wales Parliament
Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by the Governor, with the usual formalities. There was a large attendance of the public outside the Parliament-houses. The Governor…
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Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by the Governor, with the usual formalities. In the Legislative Council, Mr King moved the adoption of the address in reply, which was seconded…
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Very little interest has been taken in the election which is to be held on Thursday next, the 26th inst.—or rather the nomination—for the extraordinary vacancy created in the Hay Municipal Council by the…
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In the Assembly this evening the Indemnity Bill was passed through all its stages, Mr. Buchanan alone objecting, and calling for a division at every opportunity. He was alone…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New South Wales Parliament. the Debate on the Soudan Expedition
In the Assembly, on the 18th inst., Mr. Slattery resumed the debate on the adoption of the address in reply to the Governor’s opening speech. He regretted that on the previous…
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In the Legislative Council on Wednesday leave of absence for the present session was granted to three hon, members. In reply to a question, Mr Morton stated that when the scaffolding in connection with the [?]…
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