Federal Elections
It is most agreeable to know the Progress party will make an effort to capture as many seats as possible at the coming elections. Mr Reid has…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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The East Sydney Election
THE result of the poll which was taken on Friday last was as follows : —G. H. Reid, 1697 ; McGuire, 259 ; Blake, 96 ; and thus ends the little…
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The difficulty caused by the multiplicity of candidates at Willoughby has been surmounted in a very creditable manner. Both the People's…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the Crown Lands Bill was further considered in Committee, and a spirited debate resulted on an amendment to grant pastoral lessees…
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THE Willoughby election in the State Parliament took place on Wednesday and resulted in the return of Mr. Wade, the Liberal Reform candidate by a large…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegraphic News. [?] Tar[?]ugh Greville's Telegram Company. Sydney, Thursday, 11.60 P.M. Willoughby Election
THE complete returns of the Willoughby election are:--Wade 1810, Hutton 1043. The Opposition and the Reform Party are jubilant at Mr. Wade's return…
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The Labour Party in the House of Representative es aided by members of the Ministerial and Opposition Parties, carried in committee an amendment to…
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At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday, there were present: The Mayor, Ald. Higinbotham, Wilson, Hawks, Jones and…
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Contrary to a fairly popular belief, the result of the election for the vacant Willoughby seat in the State Parliament of New South Wales was a…
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The result of the Willoughby election on Wednesday-- nearly two to one in favor of the Reform candidate-- may be regarded as a further…
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The State Parliament continues to be as orderly as a "two-up" school. A few passages from Thursday night's proceedings:—…
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The few paltry votes polled by G. H. Reid's opponents go to demonstrate that the Federal Electoral Act should contain a provision making it compulsory for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams. Sydney. Tuesday. Mr. Reid at Parramatta. The General Election
Mr. Reid, speaking at Paramatta last night, stated that he would not issue any manifest till Parliament has pr[?] [?] would he put it…
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On Tuesday, in reply to Mr Broughton, the Treasurer said that the sum of £123 293 was expended on water cons[?]tion during…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Late Cables. Crisis in British Parliament. Split on Preferential Trade. London
The British Cabinet is divided on Mr Chamberlain's preferential trade policy. The Tines says that some resignations have been tendered, though not yet…
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Sir, A certain section of lady voters, encouraged by p few politicians and their (the politician's) male supporters, seem to think that it is an election of…
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I was speaking to a leading lady of one of the Leagues the other day, writes 'The Flaneur,' and she told me that one of the first reforms her…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Waddell, in reply to Mr. Carruthers, said a loan was negotiated in Sydney last June, amounting to £1,500,000 at 3¼0 per cent, to…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday the Prima Minister moved the Federal capital resolations, providing for a joint sitting of the two Houses. Sir…
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A PARLIAMENTARY candidate in England is, I believe, generally judged by his public acts and utterances, and his only…
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