Election Notes
The new central offices of the National Protection party were opened on Friday at the Orientchambers, corner of Hunter and Phillip streets, where an Australian banner was displayed…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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The Braidwood Election. Mr. Lingens Meeting
Mr. J. T. Lingeu, the Freetrade candidate for the representation of Braidwood in the forthcoming Parliament, addressed the electors in the hall of the Literary Institute on Thursday evening last…
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Mr. Dibbs states with reference to the charge of criminally manipulating [?] made by Sir Henry Parkes, that has [?] the imputation with contempt. He says that any person who watched…
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Mr. A. Ryrie addressed a meeting of the electors of Braidwood in the Hall of the Literary Institute on Saturday evening last. Mr. John Wallace occupied the chair. There was a large…
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Mr. Nicholas B. Downing, in conjunction with another free-trader not yet announced, will oppose Mr. Garvan and Mr. Henry Clarke in the Eden electorate…
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THE nomination for the electorate of Braidwood was held in the Hall of the Literary Institute yesterday. Mr. J. W. Bunn, the Returning Officer, presided, and asked for a…
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The following cabdidates were [?] on Tuesday:- Albury (one seat)-G. Day and Z. Wilkinson, protectionists. Canterbury (four seats) -A. Hutchison, J. H. Gurruthers, J. T. Wiltshire,…
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On Monday last the polling for the choice of our Parliamentary representative took place. There were eight polling places in the electorate at which the following gentlemen presided:-Aralucu,…
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Mr. George Wallace, solicitor, will oppose Mr. Thompson for West Maitland. Mr. McLanghlin, one of the defeated protectionist candidates at Paddingtou, has gone to Gundagai…
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The Freetrade party are leaving nothing undone to secure doubtful seats. Mr. Bruce Smith, Sir Henry Parkes and a number of other leading lights are proceeding to various parts of the country…
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The greatest exeitement prevailed throughout the city on Saturday night, and there were between6000 and 8000 persons congregated all nearly midnight in the [?] of the DAILY TELEGRAMS OFFICE…
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A difference of opinion appears to exist political circles as to-whether Mr. Greene, the elect of Grenfell, is a Protectionist or a Freetrader. Both parties claim him as a member of their…
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The electioneering [?] concluded on Saturday night, amidst a scene of the greatest enthusiasm. At no other election in the colonies has greater interest been taken from start to finish. As the…
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