Progress Committee Election. the Nomination
The principal feature of the nomination of candidates for the vacant seats on the Progress Committee created by the retirement, owing to effluxion of…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Special Express Wires. Through Reuter. Sydney. Friday. Macleay Election
Mr. Francis Clark intends to resign his seat in the Council and will contest his old constituency of the Hastings and Macleay…
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AT noon on Thursday, at the Mechanics' Institute, the Returning Officer (Mr. D. E. Veness) announced, in the presence of a quarleite of electors…
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According to the programme sketched in the Governor's speech at the opening…
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TO-NIGHT the electors will be called upon to elect four members to the Manilla Progress…
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THE following nominations for four vacancies on the Progress Committee were lodged with the Returning Officer (Mr. W. M. Trenerry) on Wednesday…
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ELECTORS were engaged on Saturday night last in the appointment of four members to the Manilla Progress Commitee, vice Messrs. D. E. Veness, J. D…
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THE preparations for the federal elections are in a state of some confusion. It is a matter of great urgency that Parliament should in the…
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The result of the general elections has shown a large increase in Unionists since 1895…
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The result of the election in Victoria yesterday give Sir George Turner a small majority. The Postmaster-General was…
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SPEAKING in the Assembly on the above measure Mr. Moore said he intended to give the House an opportunity of expressing its opinion, in view…
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Sir Edward Watkin once distinguished himself in an election contest at Exeter by his adroitness and tact as a canvassor, and a host of stories are in circulation about…
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