Our Local Parliament
At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night there were present:—Ald. Wilson (Major) Higinbotham Claverie…
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Politics & elections, 1902
276 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 14
Tee Election Campaign Candidates on Tour. Mr. Wall on Mr. Cruickshank
The political fight is now in full progress, and it is probable that a great deal of excitement will be worked up between this and polling day. Three…
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Up to this date we have purposely refrained from expressing any definite opinion as te the merits or demerits of the candidates who have presented…
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THE House of Commons has adjourned from Whitsuntide till the 26th inst., and the House of Lords till the 2nd June…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TELEGRAMS. Federal Parliament. Lord Hopetoun's Expenses SYDNEY, Monday Night
SIR GEORGE TURNER, the Federal Treasurer, says that Lord Hopetonn's expenditure since his arrival in Australia is £49,000, which will leave him at the end…
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ELECTION matters are proceeding quietly; it is quite unlikely that there will be any burning excitement over the issue. The circumstances under…
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A pathetic but futile attempt is being made by Mr. Wall and his supporters to remedy the great error, to put it mildly, committed by Mr. Wall at his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →TELEGRAMS. Latest Political. State Parliament. The Forthcoming Session. Sydney
THE Cabinet sat late last night, and decided that the forthcoming session was not to be an ambitious one, and comparatively few bills will be introduced,…
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OWING to the uncertainty of the date of the arrival of Governor Rawson, the State Parliament has been prorogued from Tuesday to Wednesday…
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Sir,—In acknowledging the extreme courtesy of the Returning Officer and and the sub-Returning Officer I held in my hands an official receipt as…
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Sir,—I read with feelings of pain the unfair comments contained in the "Notes for Electors" in the last issue of a local journal, and it at once…
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THE Minister for lands leaves for Inverell to-night to farther the chances of Mr. J as. M'llveen, the Government candidate, in the Inverell election…
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Sir,—Through the untimely death of our deservedly popular and much lamented member we are once more called on to choose a man to represent us in the State Legislature. There…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Election Campaign Mr. McIIveen's Meeting. a Fine Address. Unanimous Vote of Confidence
For the first time during the present campaign Mr. James M[?]Ilveen, the local candidate, addressed a meeting in Inveroll on Tuesday night last, when…
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And behold it came to pass that at certain young lawgiver died and was buried and there was great sorrow in the land, for the youth was much…
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A RESPECTED subscriber to the ARGUS living near Ashford writes asking if we will declare for one candidate or the other in the present election, and…
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In the course of his reply to the toast of "The State Parliament" at the annual banquet of the N.S.W. Amalgamated Railway and Tramway…
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We received the following wire yesterday from Mr. J. A. Ruddicombe (editor of the RYLSTONE EXPRESS):— Rylstone, Monday…
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Sir,—In a letter which appears in your issue of 23rd inst. over the signature "An Old Colonist" the great Democratic party of the State is attacked through G. A. Jones…
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Mr. Wall addressed the electors in the Oxford Hall on Friday evening. There was good attendance, including Mr. Richards, members for Mudgee, who spoke fervently on…
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