State Parliament. Appointment of Officers
THE selection of a Speaker, when the House meets on June 29, was again a subject of discussion among members on Friday. Some of the…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Corowa Election. MR. E. J. Gorman at the Rock
Mr. E. J. Gorman addressed a very well attended meeting of electors at the Rock on Tuesday night. Mr. Edwards was voted to the chair. The candidate declared…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Mix Up. Prospects of Another Election Probable Defeat of the Government
The difficulties that are besetting the Government in its efforts to conduct the business of Parliament are fixing members attention again on the…
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Hatters in connection with the forthcoming State elections are still quiet. Mr. Humby is touring in the sooth-east portion of the electorate, but the other candidates…
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Business commenced on Tuesday, May 31st, with 51 question from Hume Cook concerning the report of the Interstate Conference of Railway Commissioners on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Parliament. the Arbitration Bill. Farmers Employees Excluded. House of Representatives Tuesday, June, 9
Mr. Mahon, in reply to Sir John Forrest, said that the Tarcoola goldfield was discovered in July, 1899 The gold obtained from may, 1901, to December, 1902, was…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Corowa Election. MR. E. J. Gorman at Lockhart
Mr. E. J. Gorman addressed a large and representative meeting at the School of Arts, on Thursday night, Mr. P. J. Conway in the chair…
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The candidate was young (says the "St, James' Budget"), and his engagement to a popular and pretty girl was well known. She was sitting prominently on his platform,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Second Day. Political Action. Selection of Candidates. Opposition to Land Taxation. Dubbo
The conference assembled at 9 o'clock this morning for the second day's sitting. THE POLITICAL ASPECT. Resolutions intended to introduce the…
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In the recent Victorian elections, 138,350 votos were cast in 53 constituencies—an average of 2610 votes to each. Reckoning an equal poll in the twelve uncontested…
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Labor advanced from third to second place in Victorian politics on June 1st. The Mackinnon faction moved down to third place, mid in future the fighting will be…
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When the conference assembled this morning ,the officers for the conning year were announced. Mr. J. McIncrney was reelected president with…
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The Asaembly-hall, Collins-street, which hag been the battlefield of many a keen theological contest, was (Saturday's "Age" says) last evening, by the exercise of a slight…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Farmers and Settlers' Association. Election Platform
THE following platform was adopted at the Dubbo Conference:— 1. Land settlement to be paramount over revenue, to include—…
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Nearly all the Victorian members of the House of Representatives are said to have combined to hold off from Mr Reid's vote of no confidence…
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The attention of electors should be directed to the necessity of ascertaining whether they possess the qualification to vote at the coming…
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The Watson Ministry stands with another weeks' wodk to its credit. Somehow the multioudinous prophcei[?] of totter and failure are not working out to their advertised…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Federal Parliament. Federal Defences. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
In the House of Representatives to-day, attention was drawn to Senator Neild's statements which appeared in an English paper, reflecting on the equipment of…
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Extraordinary scenes were witnessed at Blackburn (Eng.) at the election of a trustee of the Blackburn Philanthropic Burial society (says the "Daily Illustrated…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Elections. Old Members and Their Seats. Disposing of the Surplus
With the new appointments to the Upper House, the death of Mr. Newman, of Orange, and the withdrawal from public life of Messrs. Whiddon and T. H. Griffith,…
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