Adelong News. the Election
FEBRUARY 21ST.—Polling day is over, and the result is the re-election of Mr. Travers Jones, asmember for The Tumut electorate. He had a majority here and not withstanding the…
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Politics & elections, 1887
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Mr. Dibbs' Final Election Address
LAST evening Mr. G. R. Dibbs made his [?]l address to the electors of Wagga [?] the balcony of the Criterion Hotel The hour, 9 o'clock, was a late one, but it was…
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The polling took place to-day for the Namoi and Bourke electorates. For the Nanmoi the returns to hand give Mr. T. G. Dangar (Freetrader) a majority of 175 over…
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SIR—Now the election is over, and the majority of the electors have chosen the men whom they think best fitted to represent them, it is to be hoped that the new men…
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A STRANGER coming into Wagga on Thursday morning would have been struck by the excitement, unusual in any couutry town under normal conditions. There can be no…
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ON Saturday, last, at noon, the Returning Officer (Mr, J. R. Garland) attended at the Hastings and delivered to about a score of persons present a rough declaration of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions of our correspondents.) the Late Election. (To the Editor of the W. W. Advertiser.)
SIR,—I am naturally disinclined after the heat and excitement of an election become a thing of the past, to re-open any of the controversies by which it was distinguished, but…
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ON Tuesday last the Returning Officer (Mr. J R. Garland) appeared upon on the hustings at noon in order to make his official declaration of the poll. At first, about 150 persons were…
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THE first session of the thirteenth Parliament was opened to-day by commission. Sir John Hay (President), Mr. Barton, Mr. Lloyd, and, Mr. Salomons acted as commissioners in the…
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Albury—G.Day Argyle—Colonel Holborrow, E. Ball Balmain—Jacob Garrard,—Smith, J. S Hawthore…
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ON Tuesday last, at the Town Hall, at noon, the Returning Officer (Mr. H.B. Fitzhardinge Mayor) attended to receive nominations for the vacant seat in the Borough Council,…
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A LARGELY attended public meeting was held in Beattie's Gaiety Theatre on Monday evening for the purpose of receiving the report of the outgoing committee and…
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To adopt the expressive colloquialism of our parliamentarians, we may inform our readers that the present session of Parliament is just about to be "shut…
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THE real business or the practical session for the present Parliament is to be opened in a few days. Hopes are strong and sincere that it will result in…
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PARLIAMENT meets to-day. What joy for the Ministers who have to come down with their little bills to be pecked at. What ecstacy for those reporter fellows who will at…
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PARLIAMENT was opened with the usual ceremonials on Tuesday. In the Assembly the following members were present Government benches: Sir Henry Parkes,…
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THE Legislative Assembly met at 3 o'clook on Thursay afternoon in accordance with the new sessional order, and disposed of business in less than an hour. The Colonial…
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JUDGING from the replies of the Ministers in the Assembly to-day, the programme of bills to be introduced by the Government during the session, as given in the Governor's speech,…
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THE following is a continuation of the report of Wednesday night's sitting:— The appointment of the Select Committee upon the wharves purchase had no sooner…
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IN the Assembly to-day it was announced by the Premier that the Government were considering the desirability of introducing a Medical Bill, but were doubtful whether it…
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