Late Telegrams. The Elections. SYDNEY
Polling for South Sydney:—Ollliffe, 2,679; Harris, 2,600; Poole, 1,968; Withers, 1,569. TENTERFIELD, Monday. Sir Henry Parkes has been returned…
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Politics & elections, 1882
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The Elections
THE greatest interest was displayed by the residents in the result of the general election, and every instalment of news was eagerly scanned by numbers of anxious…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Murrumbidgee Election. Mr. A. G. Jones at Narandera
Mr.A. G. Jones addressed the electors at Narandera on Monday evening last, in Mr. Flood's fine large hall. Mr. Warby took the chair, and briefly…
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On Tuesday evening the Hon. W. J. Watson, M.P. for the electoral district of Young, New South Wales, addressed a large audience in the…
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THE nomination of candidates for this electorate took place yesterday. Mr. McEvoy, J.V. returning officer, presided. Mr. James Crowe proposed Mr. Arthur Bruce…
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Messrs O'Connor, G. Merriman. F. Abigail, and Cameron were elected. Dec. 7. Mr L. F. Heydon has been re-elected…
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For Grafton Mr. John See has been returned unopposed. For the Neapean Mr. T. R. Smith has been re-elected…
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THE result of the polling at Young does not seem to have given the very general satisfaction throughout the country that the supporters of the Opposition could…
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MR. Jones addressed a large and decidedly enthusiastic meeting at Ferrier's Brookong Hotel on Friday evening last. The candidate was introduced to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Week. Gimdagao Election. Mr. Bruce Smith at Gundagai
WE were unable to give the addresses of the two candidates, on nomination day in out last issue, owing to the lateness in the day at which the proceedings terminated. After the usual…
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The Colonial Treasurer has been defeated by Mr A. J. Stunt for Wollongong. Dr Renwick, Minister far Mines has…
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ONLY presiding officer, poll-clerk, and scrutineers allowed to remain in polling place. Electors to go in and vote for themselves…
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In answer to advertisement, a meeting of persons opposed to Mr. Stuart's policy on the question of Land Law Reform as held in the Assembly Hall on the 4th…
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MR. BRUCE SMITH and Mr. Fred. Pinkstone have held a meeting each in the Assembly Hall since our last issue; but the views of each candidate being now well known, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Telegrams. The Elections
THE Illawarra election caused much excitement, on account of the contest being between the Hon. James, Watson, who was defeated at Young by two votes, and Mr…
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On Saturday evening Just, the 9th inst., Mr. A. C. Jones addressed a large assemblage of voters at Urana. For two hours the candidate was patiently listened to,…
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MR. A. G. Jones addressed a large and. influential meeting at Walsh's Royal Hotel, Urana, on Saturday evening last. Mr. Thomas Newton, J.P., was elected chairman…
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THE polling for the Gundagai electorate took place on Wednesday, and the proceedings were conducted hi a very orderly manner. The number of votes polled considering the busy…
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Mr A. G. Taylor, Sir Joke Re[?] son and Mr David Buchanan have been elected for wagga. Dr H.Tarrant beat John Davies,…
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