The Coming Election. Mr. John Norton SUPPORTS Dr. Blackall's Candidature
THE Temperance Hall was crowded on Saturday night by a large and interested audience representative of all shades of political opinion, about…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Election Expenses
It is said that the arrangements for the coming State elections are on the meanest possible [?] Only ten shillings per day will be allowed for deputy-returning officers…
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Only ten shillings per day will be allowed for deputy returning officers and poll clerks at the forthcoming election and ten shillings travelling expenses. Nothing is allowed for clerical work,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Notes and Comments Members of Parliament
Parliament as predicted has expired by [?] of time. the [?] but the free pass remains until its [?] is elected. Of the 125 members of the last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Electors of N E W South Wales. An APPEAL For Your Support to the Selected Liberal & Reform Candidates
FELLOW ELECTORS , On Saturday, the 6th August , you will have the opportunity of voting to elect a new Assembly , which for the next three years will make the laws of the State and control the administration of public affairs…
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The Waddell Ministry knows that its popularity is finished Every possible appeal has been made to electors Each minister has made an elaborate…
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From a notice in this issue it will be seen that Mr. A. M. Millard, the candidates selected by the Liberal and Reform Association, will address the electors next week at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To the Electors of New South Wales. An APPEAL For Your Support to the Selected Liberal & Reform Candidates
FELLOW ELECTIONS, On Saturday, the 6th August, you will have the opportunity of voting to elect a new Assembly, which, for the next three years, will make the laws of the State and control the administration of public affairs…
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Mr. A. Millard addressed a most enthusiastic and well attended meeting at Mr. A. Gegg's at Windellama on Monday afternoon. Mr. W. Moffett presided, and among those present were visitors…
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THE Returning Officer has drawn our attention to a gross misstatement contained in the Braidwood Dispatch, and which has had so prejudicial an effect…
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Mr. A. M. Millard arrived yesterday morning from Bungendore, and in the afternoon went on to Charleyong, where he was to speak last night. Today he goes to…
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THE Returning Officer has drawn our attention to a gross misstatement contained in the Braidwood Dispatch, and which has had so prejudicial an effect on the minds of some of…
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Mr. Mauger raised an interesting discussion re unemployed in Melbourne. He contended, other things being equal, all supplies required should be Australian made…
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There are now 81 selected Liberals in the field, 51 Labor candidates and 46 Ministerialists. Mr. Rose, who is opposing the Premier, is gaining support in the electorate (Belubula), and has held…
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The Returning Officer has drawn our attention to a gross misstatement contained in the Braidwood. “Dispatch,” and which has had so prejudicial an effect on…
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Mr. J. J. Keenan, the selected Government candidate for the Clyde electorate, has been putting in good work down south. He has addressed a series of meetings at Milton, Termiel, Nelligen, Bateman's…
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ON Saturday every adult man and woman who has taken the trouble to acquire an elector's right, and who is not a lunatic or a criminal, will be given…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Queanbeyan Election. Favouring Reform
LAST night the Protestant Hall was densely packed with an audience which soon showed itself to be principally on the side of Liberalism and Reform. The Major (Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →MR. J. G. GRIFFIN In Queanbeyan. Speaks for the Reform Candidate. a Packed Audience and an Attentive Hearing
MR. J. G. GRIFFIN, an alderman in the City Council, and a member of the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board paid Queanbeyan a visit yesterday and addressed a…
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