The Coming Elections. Local Candidates Preferred
Sub-committees of both political parties in this state are busily engaged ir the selection of candidates. Some difficulty is experienced in…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Selection of Candidates
The sub-committees of both political parties in the State are busy engaged in the selection of candidates. Some difficulty is experienced in selecting the most eligible men, owing to the…
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Sir,—The Government and Opposition have decided to reduce the number of members of the State Parliament without, in my opinion, giving any valid reason for it…
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A meeting of the supporters of Mr. John Haynes was held in the Protestant Hall on Friday night, a good number being present. The business was the discussion of matters…
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THE House of Representatives met at the usual hour on Friday last. Sir John Quick (Bendigo) gave notice of motion for the establishment of a national department of agriculture under the…
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THE result, of the voting by the Dubbo and Narromine Labor Leagues on the three names submitted in connection with the choosing of a Labor candidate…
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Mr. J. H. McEwen, the selected candidate of the Progressive Party, again addressed the electors of Wellington on Tuesday night. Mr. McEwen spoke from the balcony of the…
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Sneaking at Goulburn, on Monday week, Mr. J. Ashton, M.L.A., said the closing of Parliament by the Lyne and See Governments for 14 months…
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THE Progressive Association last night selected fifty- two candidates for the State elections…
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The State election campaign has fairly started, and meeting were held in the various suburbs last night…
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UNCERTAINTY as to the date of the General Election has at length been set at rest. By proclamation issued yesterday (Tuesday) the Parliament elected in…
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Sir,—With the dissolution of the present Parliament, the electors of New South Wales have before them the duty of electing trustworthy and right-thinking men to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The State Elections. Mr. Haynes opens his Campaign. Speech at Wellington
On Monday night, in the Protestant Hall, the doctors of Wellington wore addressed by Mr. John Haynes M.P., sitting member for Wellington, who opposes the…
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ON Tuesday the House of Representatives went into a committee of supply to deal with the Supply Bill. Sir George Turner (Federal Treasurer) briefly…
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THE proclamation dissolving Parliament was issued on Tuesday. It is an anomaly that while, colloquially speaking, the proclamation merely dissolves the Legislative Assembly,…
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The debate on the second reading of the Poet and Telegraph Bill was resumed in the Senate yesterday. Referring to Tattersalls' Consultations…
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Both the Liberal and Pregressive Ass[?] for the different electorates. Many candidates have already been chosen, although in several instance men who have been shelved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dubbo State Election. Mr. E. H. Utley's Fixtures
MR. E. H. UTLEY' has now completed his arrangements for speaking during the present campaign, and will address the electors as undermentioned. Saturday June 15,…
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Mr. J. H. McWwen, the opponent of Mr. J. Haynes for the Wellington sent in the State Parliament, addressed the electors of Baker's Swamp and Neurea, at Mr. Jas…
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IT seems a pity that the Premier was unable to fix a more suitable day than the 3rd of July for polling day, as at that time a number of conferences and annual fixtures connected with…
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