The State Parliament
MR. W.N. WILLIS, speaking in support of Mr. Fetguson referred to the unsatisfactory muddle that matters Federal would leave the State Parliament in. Sir William Lyne's resignation…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Election Results. Freetrade Majority
YESTERDAY the voters of Australia voiced their opinions as to who should be their representatives. In this State the Freetraders got a majority,…
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MR. H. WILLIS, Freetrade candidate for the Robertson Electorate, addressed a meeting of the electors from the balcony of the Royal Hotel, on Wednesday night, the Mayor in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Federal Elections. Australia's First Parliament. Majority for Mr. Barton. Queensland Votes Against Black Labor. Mr. Reid Wins in N.S.W.
The elections for the first Federal Parliament were held simultaneously in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, and West Australia on Friday last, and in…
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The electorate of Robertson, in common with the majo[?]ty of New South Wales divisions, declared on Friday last against the policy outlined by Mr. Barton and his…
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ALTHOUGH returns from the different States are necessarily incomplete it may betaken as a definite fact that the Federal Government has secured a good working majority…
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The Federal elections in Melbourne were conducted very quietly, certainly with and entire absence of excitement, and as the day was not proclaimed a public holiday business went…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Western Herald and Darling River Advocate. Wednesday, April 3, 1901. the Federal Elections
THE great Federal elections are over, and the first Federal Parliament of the new nation, Australia, is almost constituted The result of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. the Election for Robertson. Mr.henry Willis Returned
The election of a representative for the Federal electorate of Robertson in the new Federal House of Representatives took place on Friday last…
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THERE are eleven newspapers published (for its sins) in the Robertson electorate. A great feature was made in some of those papers during the recent campaign…
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THE present position of affairs in connection with the State Parliament is, to say the least, very unsatisfactory. There appears to be no probability of Parliament meeting…
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Sir,—The Federal elections being over, the next election is the State, and in that labor should see if it cannot win the "Wellington electorate. At the…
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That the political fight just ended will be for ever memorable in the annals of Australian history. That protectionists should take our or two…
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Now that the stress and excitement inevitably associated with great political contests, and more especially in evidence in connection with the unique and memorable event…
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Very few important changes have taken place since our last issue, in which the election returns were published. It is at the same time difficult to give more than an approximate…
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The Fijian Government are sending twenty-five native constabulary to participate in the ceremonies in connection with the opening of the Federal Parliament…
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Small returns continue to come in but there is no possibility of any change in the position of candidates in either Houses…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →GILGUNNIA. Federal Matters over There. The Election Bungle
Great interest was manifested here in the elections for the Senate. John Norton topped the poll here with 14 votes, Pulsford with 9, and Walker 8, Then follow several with 7…
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SMALL returns continue to arrive from outlying electorates but they cannot possibly alter the the position of the candidates…
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SIR WILLIAM LYNE, Home Secretary in the Commonwealth Government, was asked on, Friday, before his departure for Melbourne, by a "Herald" reporter, his impressions of the…
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