Added Ward Election
THURSDAY was the day of nomination of earli[?] for the extraordinary vacancy in Added W[?]rd, ensured by the resignation of Alderman Nichols. The only nomination received was…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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Mr Willis's Chance of Re-election
Says the Gulgong "Advertiser":— The Ministerial party has had under consideration in caucus the general attitude towards the Government of…
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The House of Representatives further debated the Financial Bill. Mr. Harper's proposal to make the agreement on a time limit basis was defeated on the casting…
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Nearly the whole sitting of the Assembly was occupied in considering the Defamation Amending Bill. The Council passed the Justices' Amendment…
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The English municipal elections show the failure of women candidates throughout the country. Of 50 woman nominated in London, only five elected. Municipal reformers obtained…
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The English Municipal elections show the failure of women candidates throughout the country. [?] 60 women nominated in London only five were elected. Municipal…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Bourke was [?] the Council Chambers on the above date. Present: The Mayor and Aldermen…
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The bye-election for South Armagh resulted in the return of Mr. O'Neill (Nationalist), who pulled 3160 votes as against 1628 secured by his opponent, Mr. Best (Conservative)…
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The Defence Bill was read a second time in the Senate. The committee's report on the Finance Bill was adopted on the voices in the House of…
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The time for receiving nominations by the Wellington branch of the P.L L. for selection as the Labor candidate for the Macquarie at the next State…
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A special meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Bourke was held at the Council Chambers on Monday night last. Present: The Mayor and Aldermen H. K…
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In the senate yesterday Sir Joseph Symon, continued the second reading debate on the Financial Agreement Bill. He attacked the measure vigorously, and said he would do all…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Bourke was held on the above date at 7.30 p.m. Present: Aldermen Nash (in the chair),…
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THE Chief Secretary stated there was not the slightest foundation for the report that the Inspector-General of Police had directed that every police officer in the metropolitan…
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THE officers of the Home Department are making steady progress with the arrangements for the Federal elections. The revised rolls are expected to be ready by the end of next week…
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The Council passed the first reading of the Surrender of Territory Bill, and the third reading of the Closer Settlement Bill. The Assembly have passed the estimates of…
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The Capetown correspondent of the "Standard" writes that the Princes of Wales leaves England on September 2nd, after a shooting trip, and opens Union Parliament at the end…
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[?] meeting of the [?] of Bourke was [?] December 6. Pre[?] Gale, Nash and…
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The Assembly sat till three o'clock this morning. There was a great uproar on a discussion upon the Dentists' Amendment Bill. Pandemonium reigned for some time, compelling the…
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In the Council the Defamation Bill was read the third time. The Loan and Appropriation Bills were taken through both Houses. The Council appointed a committee to confer with…
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