The Federal Elections
The Attorney-General has decided that voters cannot exercise the franchise for Federal representatives outside of their respective electorates…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Opening of the Federal Parliament
THE Executive Committee of the Victorian Cabinet decided that invitations should be issued to the following persons to visit Melbourne on the occasion of the opening of…
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Soon the names of the members of the first Federal Parliament will lie made known, and then the Constitution Act provides that the Parliament shall meet…
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Tita Hon. A. J. Gould, M.L.C., and Mr. J. T. Walker, two of the bunch selected by the Freetrade Executive to contest the six seats in the Federal…
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The nomination for the Federal Senate has been fixed for the 15th instant, and the polling for the 29th. For the House of Representatives the…
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WE observe that Aberfoyle has been appointed a polling place for the electoral district of Glen Innes,…
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THE fiscal issue being the bone of con tention at the Federal. Elections, the organised parties have selected the following natnes:—…
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Mr. Jeremiah Jordan, anti-Parnellite, member for South Fermanagh, was named and expelled by mistake from the House of Commons during…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Late News [Through Our Telegraphic Agents.] The State Parliament. SYDNEY
MR. SEE states that be is unable to say when the State Parliament will be called together for business, but he expresses the opinion that the next general election for…
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So far the following candidates have been nominated for the Senate:— Samuel Albert Rosa. Ernest Eden George…
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At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council held on Tuesday night there were present—the Mayor (Ald. Claverie) and Aids Wilson…
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Nominations for the Senate closed last night. The total number of candidates is 50. Mr. Lyne addressed a meeting at…
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IN advocating the candidature of Mr. Edmund Lonsdale for New England that enterprising and popular journal the 'Temworth Observer' remarks—…
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" Quirindi Gazette." says : "Mr. Lonsdale, estimable gentleman as be is privately, was about as weak a choice as the freetraders could have…
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'Tis nice to read of Reid and Co, Who boast that they are free ; But ask the freetnule candidates : " Who put the tax on tea?"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Election. Mr. Webster's Candidature
Mr. Webster the candidate selected by the Narrabri and Moree labor leagues, to contest the Gwydir seat in the House of Representatives, addressed a meeting of electors is the…
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MR. WEBSTER, the selected labor candidate to do battle in the interests of his party, for the Gwydir electorate, in his speech on Friday night, clearly proved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Polling Places
FOR the information of the electors we publish the polling places in the Glen Innes portion of the New England electorate : Glen Innes, Court House; Emmaville, Court House; Fladbury, H…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Federal Elections. Sydney, Thursday Night
At Maitland to-day, Mr. Barton was declared elected unopposed for the Hunter amidst considerable enthusiasm. Speaking at Orange last night, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late News Through Our Telegraphic Agents. The Federal Elections. SYDNEY
THE nominations for the New South Wales seats in the House of Representatives were received yesterday, Mr. Barton being returned unopposed…
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