Aldermanic Election
OWING to statutory requirements, the seats of Aldermen Meurant (Mayor), Priest, and Whyte on the local Municipal Council will become vacant next month. We understand that the Mayor and…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Our Local Parliament
At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—The Mayor (Ald. Higinbotham), Ald. Bonnar, Curtis,…
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Sir,—The insertion in your paper of notices from various aspirants desirous of being elected, or re-elected, as members of the town Council, reminds…
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THE Sydney pross is making a heroic attempts to spur the voters of Rous (i.e., Lismore) into activity in order that the cause of "Reform" (whatever…
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We are now of the eve of the Annual Municipal Election, and it is to be hoped the ratepayers will take sufficient…
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PERSONS desirous of making nominations in respect to the forthcoming election of officers in connection with the Glen Innes hospital, are reminded that the nomination book may be seen at…
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IN little more than a fortnight from now the ratepayers of Armidale, as well as those of other incorporated towns throughout the State, will be called upon to elect…
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At the Council meeting on Tuesday night, there were present: The Mayor (Ald. Higinbotham), Ald. Watson, Glass, Bonnar, Geldard, Solomons…
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At a meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present: The Mayor, (Ald. Higinbotham), Ald. Glass, Bonnar, G[?]ldard,…
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The State Parliament has been further prorogued to March 14th…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Municipal Elections. the Campaign in East Ward. Address by Mr. A. PURKISS
Mr. Alfred purkiss, one of the candidates for the representation of East Ward in the Municipal Council at the approaching elections, addressed a…
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The S M. HERALD remarks:—A special interest attaches to the coming elections because of the changes sure to follow if the Local Government Bill, for which the State…
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Ald. Hawke, one of the aspirants for the representation of East Ward, addressed a large meeting of ratepayers in the School of Arts Hall on…
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AT the School of Arte Bell on Monday night, Mr. Ald. W. J. Hawke, who is a candidate for re election for East Ward, addressed one of the largest gathering of…
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SIR William LYNE, when asked by a representative of the EXAMINER, expressed his belief that there would be a dissolution of the House of…
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The adjourned meeting of members for the election of committee took place in the School of Arts on Friday evening last, when there was a poor attendance, Mr. S…
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A largely attended meeting of ratepavers was held at the Oxford Hall on Monday night when Messrs. Hasselmann and Armstrong, candidates for South and West…
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The annual municipal election is close at hand, and the ratepayers will have an oportunity of exercising their franchise in the course of a few…
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The official announcement of the nomination of candidates for election to the Municipal Council for the ensuring term of three years, was made by the Mayor (Ald…
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THE official nominations for the the three vacancies caused in the Municipal Council by the retirement, through effluzion of time, of Aldermen F. Keipp. E. W…
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