Triennial Elections for Municipal Councils
During the consideration of the Municipal Bill in the Assembly on Thursday, an amendment by Mr. Cohen, providing for triennial instead of biennial elections, was agreed to…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Rabbit Board Election
THE election to the vacancy on the Dubbo Rabbit Board takes place next Thursday. Messrs. T. Bragg and D. Cameron are the candidates. Electors…
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The Victorian Premier addressed an enthusiastic meeting at Nhill on Saturday night. He said the deficit at the end of the year would amount to £550,000. He is…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held at the Chambers on the abovs date. Present: Ald. Daniell (in the Chair),…
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The present forecast of the Victorian State elections gives the Government a majority of 15 to 25…
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Messrs. M. Reedy and Edmund Burke, M'sP., have each been sentenced to two months' imprisonment for taking part in an unlawful assembly…
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The Senate dealt with the Electoral Bill amendments last night, insisting on the elimination of the provision for plumping in the Senate election by votes to 9…
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THE election to fill the vacancy on the Dubbo Rabbit Board caused by the appointment of Air. R. T. B. Gaden as Chairman took place on Thursday…
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It is intended to close the present session of the Federal Parliament by the end of next week…
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Tom Mann, an English labor leader, in Melbourne last night was refused a bearing in support of a labor candidate…
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The Victorian Ministry have swept the country. The latest returns give the Ministerialists 66, Opposition 15, Labor 14. The result is beyond all anticipations, the polling…
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Immediately the Assembly me[?] afternoon Mr Carruthers moved:— That in the opinion of this House the action of the Government in the…
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A sensation has been caused at Chinos by the discovery of the dead body of J. W. Martindale, who in the early stage of the present political campaign intended to…
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Further returns have not altered tho state of parties in the Victorian State Assembly…
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THE general elections have resulted in a sweeping majority for the Government. Governments candidates elected number 66; Opposition, 15 Labor Party, 14. The most extraoridnary…
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The Appropriation Bill has passed all its stages in the Senate…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held at the Council Chambers on the above date. Present: The Mayor, and Aldermen…
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The following is a list of the measure that have passed the Federal Parliament during the session just closed:—Consolidated Revenue Act, Acts Interpretation Act,…
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The ordinary [?]ortaightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held on the above date. Present: The Mayor, and Aldermen…
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The Assembly resumed consideration of the estimates. The military vote was discussed and it was decided to reduce the pensions vote by abolishing pensions previously…
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