Election Notes
IN our report of Mr. A. T. Bolton's address, in the Town Hall on last Wednesday evening, a slip of the pen made us say that, in reply to a question, the candidate stated…
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Politics & elections, 1885
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Election for the Murrumbidgee. Nomination of Mr. F. A. Wright
YESTERDAY afternoon a meeting of the electors was held at Millenct's Criterion Hotel, when Dr. Wren was unanimously voted to the chair…
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ON last Saturday Mr. J. H. Douglas addressed the electors at the Town Hall, which was about half fall. On the motion of Dr. E. WREN, seconded…
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THE Surburban Times (Redfern) speaking of the unsuccessful candidates in that electorate says:—"We believe that Mr. Wright has served this electorate well; we…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News of the Week the Gundagai Election. Nomination Day
ON Friday last the nomination of candidates for the Gundagai electorate took place. Mr. M. Norton, J.P., Returning-officer for the district, presided, and read the writ ordering the…
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TO-MORROW (Thursday) is the deciding day in the serious political straggle which we and our supporters, and Mr. Gerard Phillips and his supporters, are engaged in fighting…
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BOTH candidates addressed tho electors in Cootamundra on Monday night—Mr. Want in the Assembly Hall, and Mr. Phillips from the balcony of the Royal Hotel. Mr. Phillips…
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YESTERDAY at three o'clock, Mr. G. R. Dibbs, by the arrangement of the large committee formed to secure that gentleman's return, addressed the electors, about 500 in…
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MR. J. GORMLY will address the electors this evening in his store, Fitzmaurice-street, at 8 o'clock. Mr. A.T. BOLTON will address the electors…
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THE election at Gundagai yesterday passed off tolerably quiet but towards the close of the poll groat excitement prevailed amongst the sup-porters of the two candidates By 5 o'clock the…
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ABOUT 1,000 persons were in town on Thursday during the polling. The booth for Gundagai was held at the court-house, and that for Young at the Albion Hotel,…
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THE nomination of candidates for election as members to represent the electorate in the Legislative Assembly took place yesterday at noon, upon the hustings erected at the…
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IN any reference which we may make to the result of the election contest between Mr. J. H. Want (the Attorney-General) and Mr. Gerard Phillips, for the honour…
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WE learn that Mr. Dibbs was well pleased with his reception at Yerong and The Rock, where he will probably poll well. MR. A. T. BOLTON addressed the electors…
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Bourke (two members).—The returns for the Bourke electorate give—W. Sayers, 530; R. Barton, 514; R. R. Machattle, 444. Many small returns are yet to come in…
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THE Echo says:—"In Nita's First," a comedy played some months ago in the old Theatre Royal, Miss Taylor acted the part of an old servant maid, at whose door, by…
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LAST evening from eight o'clock there was a large assemblage of the electors in the town in front of the Committee rooms of Mr. G. R. Dibbs, at the Criterion Hotel, where…
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SIR,—I addressed the following letter to the editor of the Sydney Morning Herald with reference to the unwarrantable misstatement in that paper in connection with my…
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THE following is a list of, the members who have been returned to Parliament:- East Sydney.—Messrs Edmund Burton, George H. Reid, Henry Copeland, and…
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FROM an early hour on Saturday morning any visitor to the town would have seen at a glance that some event of unusual importance was on the tapis, even if the vehicles…
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