The General Elections
THE election campaign may now be said to be in full working order, and the multitude of candidates are calling forth every pound of steam at…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Gough Election. (To the Editor of the TIMES)
Sir,--Mr. Thomas has spoken, and it appears that my friendly opponent has been so used to dispensing, as a chemist, sugar coated pills, that he…
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The poll in connection with the South Ward vacancy took place at the Council Chambers on Thursday last, Ald. Fitzgerald acting as…
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THE Premier (Mr. Waddell) explains that Saturday was selected as polling day, because it would better suit the people throughout the State than any…
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The State Cabinet eat for some time on Saturday. Special consideration was given to the question of the coming elections. Parliament expires on July 16, and will…
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Nomination day has been fixed for the 26th instant. Polling day, August 6th. Writs will be issued on 19th instant…
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Mr. G. A. Jones, M.P., the candidate for the Gwydir in the interests of the Labor Party, delivered an address in the School of Arts Hall on Thursday…
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AN election to fill an extraordinary vacancy in the Armidale Council took place on Thursday. The result showed the marvellous indifference of the ratepayers, for Mr. J. A. Glass was returned…
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Mr. J. G. Macdonald, the Government candidate for Gough, arrived in Inverell on Monday afternoon, He was announced to speak that night in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Manifesto. to the Ladies of the Gough Electorate. the Coming Elections
The ladies of the Gough electorate, in common with others throughout the State, have now got the right to vote at elections. A liberal franchise…
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A long meeting of the Cabinet was held on Saturday, at which the arrangements for the general elections were dealt with It was decided that…
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Parliament having dissolved by effluction of time on Tuesday, the gene ral election is new in full swing Guyra is interested in two electorates…
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Polling day throughout the State bas been fixed for Saturday, August 6th, and the writs will be issued on the 19th July. Nominations of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →TELEGRAMS. Federal Parliament. SYDNEY
IN the House of Representatives [?] night, the Arbitration Bill was further considered in Committee, the discussion on the navigation clsuses being resumed…
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The Japanese House of Commons, or House of Representatives as it is really called, is like most otlier institutions in modern Japan in that it is…
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IN consequence of the protest made by the Jewish community against the polling day being fixed for a Saturday, the Government have altered the date to…
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The Liberal and Reform candidate, Mr. S. J. Kearney, M.L.A., commenced his campaign at Yarrowitch on Wednesday evening, where he held…
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MR. M'MAHON'S supporters had a successful meeting here last night. Over thirty attended, and fifty sent in their names as willing workers on behalf of the candidate,…
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AT the Town Hall, on Monday night, the Hon. T. Waddell, State Premier, addressed a meeting of the electors at Armidale, and gave a very full, lucid…
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THE distinguishing features of the Premier's exhaustive speech at Armidale, on Monday, were his comprehensive grasp of the financial position of the State, his…
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