Election News
THE polling for the general election will he held throughout the colony to-morrow (Wednesday). To entitle a person to vote he must produce his Elector's Right, and…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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The Election Campaign. Mr. John Norman's Candidature
Mr John Norman, who is seeking the suffrages of the electors as the representative of the district in Parliament, addressed a numerous gathering at the residence of Mr…
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The Irish Local Government Bill introduced by the Salisbury Ministry has been passed through committee in the House of Lords, practically without…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true libery, when freeborn [?] Having to advise the public, mayspeak free." [?] Thursday, July 28, 1898. the Elections
ALTHOUGH the returns which we publish to-day of the polling for the election of a new Assembly are necessarily in many instances incomplete, the…
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The proceedings at the main booth at the Wagga Courthouse yesterday morning when the poll opened were unattended with any excitement. The arrangements made by…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Election. in Wagga. No Excitement. Victory for Mr. Gormly. Some Interesting Details
No duty of the people is perhaps, more important than that of making a Parliament, the final act in which takes place on polling day. It is a duty which is seriously…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Election Wires. SYDNEY, Thursday, 2 p.m
THE election campaign concluded last night, amidst unparalleled excitement, but the utmost good order. The defeat of Barton, O'Connor and Brace Smith,…
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THE general election of 1898 is past and gone. The ballot-box has expressed the wishes of the people, and Mr. Barnes is once more returned as…
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The general elections on Wednesday have been a surprise to many, from the fact that quite a number of old faces have disappeared, and new ones have…
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Mr. Reid and Mr. Barton shook hands when the result of the King Division was annouced. The batchet was buried. 1430 votes were recorded in King Division…
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THE fight is over, and ere what is now being written reaches the hands of our readers the affairs of the colony and of our own particular district will…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local and General News. Missile Throwing at Elections
Election night would be robbed of a great deal of its attraction for a certain class of persons who cause contusion and yet amusement by pelting bags of flour and so forth into the…
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The local telegraph office was exceptionally busy on Wednesday night receiving election results. Mr Jefferson personally superintended the arrangements, which were such…
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The result of the general election must be regarded as being, on the whole, satisfactory to the Labor Party. Entering the campaign with a membership of…
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Mr Barton, in an interview in the same journal, says:— "It seems clear to me that the Government cannot have a working majority, and without…
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THE peraonal aspect of the people's representatives in Parliament is always a matter of interest. The public like to know what description of men have been elected to act…
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Mr. BARNES, for once in his many contests for the Gundagai seat, was anxious on Wednesday, fully believing that the hour of his retirement had…
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A man named William North was to-day committed for trial for attempting personation at the polling booth in the Camperdown division of…
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The Leperland Parliament opened on the 25th July with the orthodox gush and burnt powder. The Speech declared the condition of the province exhibited a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →An English Election. a Radical Success. London, Thursday Afternoon
Mr. Fletcher Moreton, a Radical, has been elected as the member for Launceston in the House of Commons with a majority of more than a…
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