Inverell Election
OUR Inverell,neighbors are in the throes of a State Parliamentary election, owing to the death of their…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Victorian Parliament
The Victorian Parliament opened to-day. The opening speech promised a reduction in the number of Ministers of the Crown and Members of both…
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In the last few issues of this journal we have fearlessly exposed the misleading nature of many of Mr. Wall's statements, and sufficient has been said to…
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IN the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Deakin said the Government intended at an early date to submit distinct proposals with regard to a definite…
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THE State Parliament was opened on Wednesday with the customary pomp and ceremony. The Legislative Council Chamber wore an animated aspect, the whole…
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GOVERNOR RAWSON opened Parliament at noon on Wednesday. There was a very large gathering. In the speech delivered, it was stated…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A. M. P. Society. Election of Directors Sydney, Thursday Night
MESSRS. BLACK, Littlajohn, and Winchcombe have been elected Directors of the A.M.P. Society by in enormous majority over the other candidates…
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A statement having been published purporting to show that Mr. Wall voted infrequently in the various divisions whilst he was in Parliament, it may be explained…
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A meeting in support of Mr. Wall's candidature was held at the Oxford Hall on Tuesday night. Mr. Bleore presided and there was a large attendance Mr. E…
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Alterations have been made in the tariff by the Senate. The specific duties on certain fruits and vegetables were superseded by an ad valorem…
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At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—Ald. Claverie (Chair), Makin, Watson, Warnecke,…
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The State Parliament was opened with the usual ceremony on Wednesday. In the Assembly the Address-in-Reply was moved by Mr. Henry Clarke and seconded by Mr. Dight…
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Governer Rawson opened Parlia ment at noon on Wednesday. There was a very large gathering. In the speech delivered, it was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Very Latest. Sydney. Friday evening. The Drought. a Grave Outlook. Discussion in Parliament
In the House of Representatives last night Mr. Deakin, Acting-Premier, in reply to a question, said that the matter of remitting the duties on fodder, owing to the prolonged…
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Sir,—The mantle of the late Sir Henry Parkes has surely fallen on this great man—Mr. W. C. Wall. He tells us he was a power in the House; in…
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LOCAL political affairs have undergone a complete change of late. For many years the Inverell seat had been safely held by Mr CRUICKSHANK, and prior to him by Mr. R. L…
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Tub bye-election for Inverell, which took place on Saturday last, was a remarkable. one in some respects. For many years prior to the general…
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The final returns for the Inverell election give Mr. Jones, the Labour candidate, a majority of 24 votes over Mr. M'Ilveen, the Government…
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The election campaign, which was keenly contested by three candidates, was brought to a conclusion on Saturday, when the polling resulted in Mr…
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