Will Parliament Reform Itself?
There can hardly be an intelligent elector —and of course we are all intelligent electors —in N.S.W. who does not feel ashamed and dismayed when [?] surveys the doings of the…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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Will Parliament Reform Itself
THERE can hardly be an intelligent elector, and of course we are all intelligent electors in New South Wales, who does not feel ashamed and dismayed when he surveys the…
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TO-DAY at noon was the time for declaring nominations for the Municipal Election, 1903, There was apparently little or no interest taken in the election this year…
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A SPECIAL, meeting of the Borough Council was convened for noon yesterday for the purpose of electing the Mayor for the ensuing year. There was a full attendance…
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Last Tuesday at noon the Mayor, as returning officer for the municipal election, attended at the Council Chambers to declare the names of candidates for election…
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THE full Council of the Borough met in the Chambers on Thursday at noon to appoint a Mayor for the ensuing year. After the minutes of the previous meeting…
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A special meeting of Council was held last night for the purpose of electing a Mayor for the ensuing year. The absentees were Aldermen Craig and Ross…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Imperial Parliament
The King will open Parliament in person to-day, and will the accompanied, by Queen Alexandra. The forecast of the Speech from the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening the Imperial Parliament
At the opening of the Imperial Parliament his Majesty the King read the speech in a clear and distinct voice. Both the King and Queen remained seated during the ceremony…
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Under the provisions of the Constitution Act, the three senators who were the lowest on the polls in each state of the first election for the Senate and Senator Robert Reid of…
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Mr. C. Devlin, a member of the United Irish League, has been elected unopposed for Galway instead of Arthur Lynch…
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For some time past a rumor has been in circulation that Mr. A. M. Millard solicitor of Bungendore had resolved upon contesting the Queanbeyan electorate at the forthcoming…
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It is reported that Mr. J. H. Carruthers member for St. George will resign his sea and contest Tamworth seat…
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FEDERAL Ministers have not absolutely determined that the Commonwealth elections shall be held in November or December, but as every Minister is of opinion…
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Mr. Garland will contest the Tamworth election, Mr. Nankervis having withdrawn for business reasons…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Notes and Comments. the By-election
Great interest continues to be taken in the Tamworth election. Charges in the situation succeed one another with [?] scopic rapidity, and it is still hoped that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tamworth Election
THE contest to be decided next Saturday as to who will represent Tarn worth electorate, is causing lively interest in political circles. The contest at present is of the…
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Messrs. Waddell, O’Sullivan and Bennett arrived in Tamworth yesterday in support of Mr. Walsh’s candidature. Messrs. Crick and Fegan with Sir-John See proceed to the…
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A BUNGENDORE correspondent says that there are several names of candidates mentioned who intend seeking Parliamentary honors at our next election for this electorate. Mr…
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