The northern star. Saturday Morning, January 14th. 1905. the Coming Election for Rous
One of the unfortunate consequences of the lamented death of the member for Rous is that…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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The Northern Star. Monday Morning, January 16th 1905. Selecting a Candidate
Current reports state that to-morrow a candidate is to be selected, from among a number…
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As nomination day (31st) is now drawing near, something definite as to candidates should be known this week. Alderman W. Lockett and Mr. S. M…
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"TEMPLAR GLENCOE," writing from Lismore remarks :—In view of the forthcoming election, whilst deeply deploring the loss of our late member, with whose…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rous Election. Mr. Meagher Arrives
Mr. R. D. Meagher arrived in Lismore on Thursday evening by the Tweed train, having come from Sydney via Brisbane. He was met at the station by a number of…
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The meeting of the central and district committees of the late Mr. J. W. Coleman, called to select a liberal and Reform candidate for Bous, was attended by about 180…
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Mr. G. T. Hiodmuh leaves for the Tweed on Thursday evening and will address the electors in the various centres. Mr. Meagher's committee rooms are…
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Sir,—In a previous issue, some time ago, of your rospoctad journal, I drew your attention to the necessity of bringing in an Act in Parliament for the eradication of…
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AN outsider wonders why the people of Rous will go outside their own electorate for a man to represent them in Parliament, or even allow Sydney men a ghost of a show…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Rous Bye-Election. Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh at Clunes
Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh opened his campaign at Clunes on Wednesday night under very favorable conditions. The night was a beautiful one, leaving electors without any excuse…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Northern Star. Monday Afternoon, January 30[?]h, 1905. Rous Election
The decision in the choice of a candidate to contest the forthcoming election is not giving…
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Tweed "Advocate" says: "So far no committee has been formed on the Tweed to forward the candidature of Mr. Hindmarsh." Mr. Meagher addressed a crowded meeting…
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Last evening the Federal Hall was packed with electors from the back of the stage to the doors, while several hundred were unable to gain admission. From the start of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Northern Star. Saturday Morning, February 4, 1905. Rous Election
The electioneering campaign evidently is to be marked by special incidents, of which the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Open Column. This column being open for the expression of different opinions on public matters, they are to be considered as those of our correspondents, and not necessarily endorsed by us. To the Editor of the "Northern Star." the Rous Election. To the Editor of the "Northern Star."
SIR,—There is now a chance for the electors of Rous to return a man to Parliament thoroughly identified with country pursuits in the person of Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh, and…
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SIR,—If the last straw that breaks the backs of those supporting the Reform candidate were wanting it waa supplied when that gentleman stated at Clunes…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Rous Election. Mr. Hindmarsh in Lismore. a Magnificent Meeting
As stated last issue the Federal Hall was crowded to excess last Friday evening to hear an address from Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh, the Liberal and Reform candidate for Rous…
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Addressing his interrupters at Friday night's meeting, Mr. J. H. Young, M.L.A., said if they thought they were helping on the chances of their fancy…
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WE believe two of the candidates nominated for vacancies in the Casino Council intend withdrawing, so that it is probable Messrs D. Raynor, D. Pollock,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Rous Election. MR. J. H. Young's Address. Interrupted by Hoodlums
Mr. J. H. Young, ex-Minister And Member for the M[?]ing, addressed several thousand people from the balcony of the Richmond Hotel on Saturday evening last. The chair…
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