The Federal Candidate
HAVING now heard the views of Sir William Lyne, the only candidate so far in the field for the Hume Federal Electorate, the duty is imposed upon…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Federal Elections
We cannot impress upon our readers too much the necessity of making themselves reprinted with the particulars concerning the colrring Federal Elections, otherwise it…
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Mr John Armstrong, in proposing that Dr. Watt be re-elected as President, said that he was sure the proposal would give- general satisfaction. As a beginner last…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Municipal Elections. Addresses to the Ratepayers
The Public Hall was fairly well filled on Friday evening last, when the Mayor and Mr. W. M'Cracken addressed the ratepayers of the…
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The Canadian Parliament was opened at Ollawa yesterday. The speech from the Throne expressed the hope that the Duke of York and Cornwall…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Visit of the Premier, Sir Wm. Lyne. Candidate for the Hume in the Federal Parliament
Sir Wm. Lyne arrived by the evening mail from Gundagai on Thursday, where he had suffered a hot day's campaign, the heat being reported as something…
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King Edward VII. yesterday opened Parliament with full State ceremonial. He was accompanied by Queen Alex[?]. Both were loudly [?]aimed,…
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STOCKOWNERS should take particular interest in the Stock Board elections this month, as the Board's work for the year will comprise matters of vital…
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THE following nominations were received for the position on the Sheep and Pastures' Board:—Sheep Directors: D. Tully, J. Broatch, A. Laird,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Federal Election. Sir Wm. Lyne for the Hume. Compromise Between Parties. No Fear of Defeat
SIR Wm. Lyne arrived here on Thursday night from his trip across to Gundagai, Tumut, and Adelong, where he had held some seven meetings, and where his canvass…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →P.l.l. Notes. Official List of Labor Candidates. for the Senate
Donald Macdonell (General Secretary A. W.U.). Sam Smith, M.L.A. (Secretary Federated Seamen's Union). FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES…
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WE canned impress upon our [?] making themselves with the [?]…
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The annual Municipal Elections for the Borough of Wagga took place on Saturday last. The only vacancy to be filled was that of the East Ward, for which two new…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Federal Elections. the Hume Seat. Sill W. J.lyne at Adelong
THE Odd fellows' Hall was crowded to the doors on Tuesday night last, and many were unable to obtain admission to hear Sir Wm. Lyne address the…
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The Federal Prime Minister informed the press on Saturday that the news of the probable date of the arrival in Australia of the Royal visitors would assist…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Municipal News. the Annual Elections. Defeat of Mr. Warbrick
NEVER in any previous election has so much interest been engendered as was the case on Friday last, when contests took place for the seats vacant in East…
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IT is notified in this issue that Mr. J. O. Watson will open his Federal election campaign in Junee on the 19th instant, when he will address the electors in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Stock Board Elections. Landowners Moving. Selecting Candidates
Ar a well-attended meeting of the Jugiong brunch of te Fanners and Settlors' Association, held on Saturday, the forthcoming Stock Board elections…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams Federal Elections. Sydney
Sir William McMillan addressed the electors of Wentworth at Paddington' Town Hall last night, and had an enthusiastic reception. He stated…
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