Tasmanian Parliament
The censure motion in the Tasmanian Assembly has been defeated by 22 votes to 10…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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The First Federal Parliament
THE first Federal Parliament of Australia practically expires by off[?] of time this week. As a matter of fact it has anticipated its legal and by nearly six months…
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The Federal elections will take place daring the second week in December, or. about six weeks from the present time. In Now South Wales there will be 26…
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Mr. Thomas, the Reform candidate for Glen lnnes, at a meeting said the Government was endeavouring to build up the most cursed system of centralisation the…
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Mr. Deacon, Federal Premier, intends opening the election campaign at Ballarat on Thursday. Mr. G. H. Reid, who is in Melbourne…
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The Federal Elections will soon be upon us, and we would draw the attention of those persons whose names are not on the rolls to the fact that the time…
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Mr. Deaken says the date of the Federal elections will depend upon the electoral arrangements made in the various States. December 16th may be decided upon…
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THE active work of the first Australian Parliament has ceased, the House of Representatives having been prorogued last week, and in a very short time Federal members will…
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The Federal Treasurer estimates the cost of next elections at £45,000. There will be fall; 80,000 persons employed on polling day…
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The Glen Innes election caused consider-able interest locally. Mr. O'Sullivan was engaged during the day addressing meetings in the streets. The latest figures are…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Lord Tennyson's Departure. His Farewell Letter to Parliament
IN the House of Representatives on Thursday afternoon, the Speaker read a letter from Lord Tennyson, acknowledging the many farewell addresses he had received…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday evening, in reply to Mr. Carruthers, Mr. Waddell said he had no intention of giving the House an opportunity of rarifying the agreement with…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Glen Innes Election. Another Victory for the Opposition. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, October 28
Thomas (Oppositionist) 700. Hay (Ministerialist) 525. There are a few small returns to come in, but the cannot alter the result…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Council of the Employers' Federation has resolved to support those candidates opposing association legislation and declaring for the rights of private…
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FINAL returns of the voting at the election at Glen Innes are as follows:—Thomas (Opposition Candidate)... 865 Hay (Ministerial Candidate)... 624…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Western herald and Darling River Advocate. Wednesday, November 4 1903. the Federal Elections
The different political Parties in the States, are now busily engaged in getting themselves into fighting trim for the forthcoming election of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Elections. Revision of Electoral Lists
THE Federal Electoral Lists are now on view for public inspection at the local Court. House, Town Hall, Mechanics' Institute, and Police Barracks, where they may be examined free of…
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ELECTORS are generally reminded that it will not be necessary to hold electors' rights to entitle them to vote at the Federal elections, but they mast see that…
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WITH a view of saving expense, the Minister for Education has granted the use of the public school buildings as polling booths for the Federal and State elections, so long as those…
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A RECENT Commonwealth "Government Gazette" contains regulations under the Electoral Act with reference to the elections. IS is provided that electoral rolls for all…
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