Local and General News. State Parliament
THE fun is beginning early down Inverell way, because the return of Mr. Cruicksbnnk for the Gwydir will mean another election almost immediately. Two candidates are in…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Our Local Parliament
At a special meeting of the Muni, cipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—The Mayor (Ald. Claverie), and Ald. Higinbotham,…
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THE result of the elections to the Federal Parliament throughout the Commonwealth has clearly demonstrated that the Ministry retains the confidence of…
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Mr. Barton in the course of conversation on Saturday last, stated that the "Members of the Federal ministry will leave for Melbourne early next week to complete arrangements…
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It is noted in several papers that Mr. Lonsdale, who was beaten by Mr. Sawors for the New England electorate, is challenging Mr. Sawers'…
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At Uralla for the Senate 8 candidates have polled thus: Walker 127, P[?]lsford 103, Norton 118, Millen 110 Gray 109. Gould 117, Nield 92, and…
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As a misunderstanding has got abroad as to the real reason why come dozen or fifteen persons could not record their votes…
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A monster demonstration in favour of Parliament being immediately called together, will be held in the Hall tonight…
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Gentlemen,—I desire to express my hearty thanks to electors who recorded their votes in my favour. I still think my policy the best and most…
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REFERING to the recent election the Glen Innee 'Examiner' prints the following dismal diatribe: "There is one feature of the campaign which…
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THE State Premier, Mr. See, states that it is the intention of the Government to meet Parliament in June, or dissolve Parliament altogether,…
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As the [?] meeting of the [?] on Tuesday night there were p[?] —the Mayor and A[?] S. [?]…
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Sir,—No one can be surprised that the electors as a whole are indignant that Parliament has been so long in recess. It seems to be the general impression that a meeting of the…
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Sir,—The Inverell ARGUS has been again shewing the white feather. It has evidently been receiving a rebuff from some convincing quarter as to the…
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At a caucus of the State Opposition held last night, Mr. Rejd resigned ins position as leader of the State Opposilion. Another caucus will he held on…
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Write for the late Ministerial Electons were issued to-day, Nominstions Close on 25th Inst, and polling takes place on the 25th…
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Mr. Nankervis, of Tamworth, will seek election upon the retirement of Mr. Sawers. Mr. G. A. C. Cod[?]gton, of the…
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The Minister for Home Affairs has expressed his determination to have the matter of the Federal Capital site decided without delay…
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IN reference to the error in the returns for the New England Federal Electorate, Mr. Gritchett Walker has wired as follows to the returuing-officer at Tamworth, Mr. W. F. Tribe:--"The error with…
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