The Stats Elections
Mr. Hugh McDonald, M P, speaking at Brock[?] one evening last week, during the course of his speech, while referring to the re-distribution…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Federal Parliament. Sydney,Friday
The S[?]nate adjourned until Wednesday and the House of Representative until Tuesday. Sir John Forrest speaking last night on…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The State Elections. Mr. R. Atkinson's Meeting
ON Wednesday evening, in the Protestant Hall, Mr. Reginald Atkinsan, who in his own words is " a Liberal and Opposition " candidate for the Macquarie electorate,…
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THE position of candidates for the Masquarie seat (Dobbo and Wellington) so far as the Liberal and Reform interest is concerned, was, up to the visit of Mr…
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The following slab from Mr. John Haynes' recent speech in Madgee may be of interest to those who know him so well in Wellington:—Every boy and…
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It is considered certain that the effect of next Wednesday's polling for the Victorian elections will largely affect the Federal situation…
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At a Cabinet meeting held to-day, it was decided not to call the present Parliament together again…
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PARLIAMENT has been further prorogued until the 14th of June, preparatory to dissolution. Sir John See announced on Monday that it had been decided that Parliament should not…
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Mr. W. C. A'B[?]kett, Opposition candidate for The Castlereagh, will address the electors at Gilgandra on Thursday, June 2; at Trangie on Thursday, June 9th, and at…
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It is expected that the preparation of the rolls anil issue of rights will be sufficiently advanced to allow of the holding of the general elections towards the end of July…
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Mr. John Collins opened his election campaign for Macquarie at Geurie on Monday night. Owing to the unfavorable weather the electors present…
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The polling in the Victorian elections was fairly heavy. Many returns are still incomplete, but so far as can be judged, the Government will have a…
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At a Cabinet meeting held on Monday it was decided not to call the present Parliament together again…
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In this issue will be found Mr. W. C. A'Beckett's address to the electors of the Castlereagh electorate. Also, Mr. J. B. Reymond's address to the…
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The latest Victorian election returns are:—Ministerialists, Opposition, 11; Labour, 19. The latter have gained five seats. THE ARBITRATION BILL…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Elections. MR. H. MACDONALD, M.L.A., at Narromine
Mr. H. Macdonald, M L.A., who will be the Labor candidate for the new Castlereagh electorate at the forthcoming State elections, addressed…
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The House of Representatives further considered the Arbitration Bill in committee. Mr. Robinson moved to exemptmen engaged in agricultural, horticultural,…
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Premier Watson's amendment to include railway servants within the scope of the Arbitration Bill was carried by 86 votes to 24…
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The latest Victorian election returns are:—Ministerial 38, Opposition 11, Labor 10. The latter gained five seats…
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The state of Parties in the Victorian Elections which are now virtually complete is unaltered, the Government having a majority of 8…
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