The Riverina Election
The Secretary for Home Affairs addressed the following memoranda to the chief electoral officer on Saturday:— "I am desired by the Minister to invite…
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The State Elections. Mr. Scobie at Oxley. OXLEY
Mr R. Scobie, M.L.A. addressed the electors of Oxley in Cannon's Hall last night. Mr Scobie spoke for nearly three hours, and at the conclusion of his address, Mr John…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-Day's Telegrams. Mr. Kingston Will Not Join the Ministry. The List to be Officially Announced To-Morrow. Mr. Deakin Will Give the Ministry a Fair Trial. Distinction for the First Federal Parliament. SYDNEY
Mr Watson expects to be able to officially announce the names of the members of the Cabinet tomorrow. He is unable to secure Mr. Kingston as a colleague…
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Both House of the Federal Legislature will meet to-morrow at 2.30. The new Ministers will take their seats upon the Treasury Benches, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cablegrams. Politics of Great Britain on General Election. Chinese of the Rand. London
Mr. Joseph Chamberain speaking at Bhmingham, stated that there was no possibility of a general election occurring during the year 1901…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. The following appeared in our country edition on Saturday last. SYDNEY
The Deakin Government has beau defeated by a majority of 38 to 29. The Federal Ministry have resigned, and Mr. Deakin has advised the Governor to send…
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Mr. Blackwood held highly successful meetings throughout the district during the week and addressed appreciative audiences at Tocumwal and Mulwala on Monday and…
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Mr. Scobie, in referring to our present "Minister of Lands, said that Mr. Crick was head and shoulders above any previous Minister for Lands and was a kind hearted and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Federal Crisis. the New Ministry. Meets Parliament. an Adjournment Granted. Melbourne
There was a comparative calm in Federal circles to-dau especially in the ranks of the Labour Party. All the hopes and fears of the past week…
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The Cabinet to-day soi[?] two more candidates for the support of the Government at the forthcoming State general elections These were the Hon. William…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Riverina Election. Polling Day a Public Holiday
Eighteenth of May has been gazetted a public holiday, on the occasion of the Federal Election for Riverina. Recently at Lithgow a Mrs. Lister…
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The State Parliament has been further prorgued till the 31st inst, but before that date it will be dissolved. The Cabinet has selected Mr Membery…
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On Tuesday afternoon Mr. J. O. Watson sum[?]bitted the following 1st of Ministers to Lord Northcote, and the Governor-General gave his formal approval…
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After this paper went to press on Thursday night, a telegram came to hand announcing that the amendment proposed by the Labor Party in regard to the inclusion of Civil…
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The State political campaign is getting under way, and in many of the new electorates candidates are making their appearance on the hustings. It was feared that…
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The Secretary for Home Affairs addressed the following memoranda to the chief electoral officer on Saturday:- "I am desired by the Minister to…
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The Catholic Pros thus comments on the election for Riverina:- Mr Chanter for the Riverina. The late election was…
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CONSEQUENT upon the decision of the Federal High Court this vast electorate of Riverina in the throes of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Rvierina Election. Speech by Mr. Blackwood. a Splendid Meeting
Mr. R. O. Blackwood addressed a large and enthusiastic assemblage of electors here on Wednesday night last. As everyone is aware this gentleman was declared…
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SIR,—In the issue of "The Age" of the 19th instant appears an account of an address by Mr. Chanter at Moama in which he seems to have repeated a…
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