The General Election
THE remarkable success which attended the appeal to the country by the Reid Administration is the chief feature in the general elections which took place on Wednesday last…
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The Deniliquin Election
ONCE again the Freetrade party in Deniliquin has been defeated but the policy which is rejected here has proved acceptable to an overwhelming majority of the electors of the colony. It is to be concluded,…
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THE result of the general election which took place throughout the colony on Wednesday is now definitely known, and must be regarded as an…
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The excitement over the elections in Balranald last Wednesday, was not demonstrated by much outward display. Both candidates were in town, Sir…
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THE result of the contest for Wentworth is a matter for congratulation to the constituency. Two candidates appealed for the suffrages of the electors…
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As is now customary the Legislative Council sat only on Tuesday. The Width of Tyres Bill was postponed to allow carriers, woodcarters, and others interested in…
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At a meeting of the Cabinet on Tuesday it was decided that Parliament should meet on August 13. The vice-regal speech will be delivered…
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The returning officer for Tumut gave his vote on the tie between Mr. Travers Jones (Opposition) and Mr. Channon. He voted in favor of the former, stating that be…
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Thus “Oriel ” an the ARGUS on the recent King Division Election :—“The one consolation about the New South Wales election is that Sir Henry Parkes is quite satisfied…
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SIR,—Kindly allow me space to return my heartfelt thanks to the gentlemen who voted and worked so hard for me at the recent election. I came amongst you as a…
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OF all the country elections which took place in the colony last week there is none so significant as that which took place at Albury. For a generation past that constituency has been represented by a…
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ELECTION matters during the past two or three weeks have been very quiet, and only those candidates seeking the suffrages of the ratepayers have kept the topic going. They…
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SIR,—Through the columns of your paper may I be permitted to ask a question or two pertinent to the above ? For the election of July 1894 the appointments to…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →The Towong Shire Election. to the Editor of the Albury Banner
SIR,—The council election for the Koetong Riding is drawing close. As yet no keen interest is taken in it. Three are nominated—the retiring councillor, Mr…
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A writer in the Dubbo Dispatch says :— Some humorous incidents in connection with the late elections are b[?]ginning to [?] out. One of the best I have heard happened in the…
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The House of Commons is unique among the legislatures of the world in having no complete accommodation for its members. There are altogether 670…
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In the Legislative Council on Tuesday the Wid[?] of Tyres Bill and the Trusts Bill were agreed to, and passed their remaining stages. The Friendly Societies…
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Parliament was opened on Tuesday last, but the Vice-Regal Speech was delivered on Wednesday as follows :— HONORABLE GENTLEMEN OF THE…
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Parliament was opened by Commission at noon on Tuesday. The new members of both Houses were sworn in, and Sir Joseph Abbott re-elected Speaker…
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The seventeenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened by commission at noon, the commissioners being Sir John Lackey, Dr. Garran and Mr. Want…
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