The Murrumbidgee Election Mr. Miller's Address
FROM the balcony of Mr. W. Browe's Freemasons' Hotel, on Tuesday evening, Mr. Alfred Miller, one of the Freetrade candidates addressed the electors of Wagga, Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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News of the Week the Gundagai Election
So far we have not heard anything of Mr. Barnes' intention to address the electors, but rumour has it that due notice will he given. Nothing has been heard of any opposition on the Free Trade…
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SEEING that yesterday, of all days in the year, so far as this colony was concerned, was "full of fate," it is not to be wondered at that the town of Wagga—within whose…
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THE first candidate to address the electors here was Mr. James Gordon, the [?] Candidate, who spoke in the Hall on Tuesday night. The hall was…
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ACCORDING to his promise made last Friday evening to the electors, Mr. J. R. Garland, Returning Officer, was present at the Hustings yesterday afternoon to give the total…
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The city and suburbs were in a ferment of excitement yesterday when the polling took place in the metropolitan electorates. Public attention was almost entirely monopolised…
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IN accordance with our usual custom, we publish notes of instruction bearing upon the forthcoming election should there be a contest:— ELECTION PROCEEDINGS…
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On Saturday both Messrs. Benson and Barnes addressed a meeting of electors at Fry's hall. The attendance was very large, and the behaviour remarkably good. No vote was taken by either…
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Upper Hunter, Fitzgerald, and Abbott; Grafton, See. SYDNEY, Tuesday. The freetrade votes up to Saturday evening…
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No further polling took place to-day, and the relative positions of the two political parties is not likely to be materially altered until Saturday, when a further heavy batch of…
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TO-DAY passed off quietly as far as the general elections were concerned. The polling took place for Monaro, and, although the returns are incomplete, the return of…
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ACCORDING to announcement, Mr, J, R. Garland, Returning Officer, made the official declaration of the polling, which took place during the late election, from the Hustings,…
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Comparatively little interest was taken on this occasion in the election of three out of five candidates for the position of Aldermen. Several vehicles were…
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GENTLEMEN,--Believing that during the six years I have had the honor of representing the Electorate, I have served you faithfully and kept true to my…
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IT was evident on Saturday last that many votes were not recorded, as it was only a contest between two men both holding similar views. We feel su[?] had Mr. Want been here he would have beaten…
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ON Saturday the elections for 19 seats returning 30 members to the Legislative Assembly took place, and in each district the battle was keenly contested, the polling being…
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SIR,—The electorate has been accustomed to point with pride in the past to the intelligence displayed by the voters collectively in making their choice; but on no occasion has it had more cause…
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SATURDAY was polling day for the electorate, and about 500 or 600 electors were in town. It will be seen that there were 504 votes polled here, but there were many who…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the contra attraction and clashing of the general and local political election, there was considerable interest in the municipal contest. the polling…
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IT must be evident that Mr. O'Sullivan, the ultra protectionist member for Queanbeyan, was only dreaming when he declared, as he did at the…
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