The Wilcannia Election
Special significance attaches to the return of Mr. R chard Sleath for Wilcannia over Mr. E. B. L Dickens, the son of the illustrious Charles; and Mr. Ferguson, for the S art,…
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The Humors of the Election
A writer in the Dubbo Dispatch says:—Some rather humorous incidents are told in connection with the election. One elector—no doubt there wan not a stronger partisan—put his…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →The New South Wales Elections. Sir George Dibbs Ill. Sydney
A Cabinet meeting was to have been held to-day to consider the political situation, but it had to be postponed owing to the illness of the…
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The following characteristic episode is reported in the Daily Telegraph : Met by a representative of the Daily Telegraph at Strathfield on his return to town by the northern mail last week, Sir…
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THE decisive victory gained by the freetraders at the general elections last week is such that advocates of the cause may well feel proud of it. It could not be expected that there would be an all…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Municipal Election. Mr. P. B. Terry Returned
The election of one alderman to fill the vacancy in the Council caused by the resignation of Alderman T. Wood took place yesterday. Owing to the carnival fixtures…
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THE polling for an alderman to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr Wood, took place on Monday at the Council Chambers. There was not very much…
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The election at Portland, owing to the resignation of the Hon, Sir Henry Wrixon, has resuited in the return, [?]opposed, of Mr. Donald Norman M’Leod. The new member is an extreme…
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Politically speaking, the interest of the week has revolved around the Treasurer's Budget speech, the substance of which was published in last week's Banner. In whichever way the…
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The first session of the sixteenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened by commission at noon to-day, the commissioners being Sir John…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Opening of the New South Wales Parliament. Sir Joseph Abbott Re-elected Speaker
The first session of the sixteenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened by commission at noon on Tuesday, the commissioners being Sir John Lackey, President of the Legislative…
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Mr. Brunker, Colonial Secretary, has been returned without opposition for east Maitland. Walker, who spilt the protectionist vote…
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Nothing more of a definite character has (says the Narrandera Argus) been heard since last Issue as to what steps are being taken in connection with the contemplated protest…
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Nominations for the Towong Shire elections closed on Tuesday last. Councillors Lake, Johnson and Waters being the only nominees for their respective ridings, will be declared duly…
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The nominations for the three vacant seats in the Wodonga Shire Council closed yesterday afternoon. Mr. Walter Smith and Mr. Patrick O'Connor were nominated to fill the vacancy in…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →By Electric Telegraph. the New Parliament, Sydney. Tuesday, August 7
Parliament assembled to-day, and members were sworn in Sir Joseph. Abbott was re-elected Speaker unopposed. The House adjourned until the 28th instant, during which time the Ministerial elections…
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The ever recurring discussion relative to the law which provides that Ministers of the Crown, after accepting office, shall have thereby relinquished their seats as members of…
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The Upper House did not sit daring the week, so the centre of attraction has been the proceedings of the Assembly, which mainly were devoted to debating Mr. Sbieis’ adverse motion on…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →By Electric Telegraph. the Ministerial Elections. Sydney. Saturday, August 11
The following is the result of the polling for the [?] Division:— Mr G. H. Reid, 801; Mr A. G. [?] 190; Mr H. Foran, 6. [?] Bathurst Mr Sydney Smith was elected by a…
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“The king is dead. Long live the king.” In other word exit Shiels, enter Turner as king or leader of the attack upon the Government. The whole situation is curious and affairs…
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