District News. Our Civic Parliament
The regular meeting of the Municipal Council was held in the Chambers, on Wednesday afternoon. There were present—The Mayor (Mr. J. Simmons) Aldermen Mison, Hamon,…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Municipal Election
THE poll for the election of three alderman in the place of Alderman E. Hughes H. Underhill and M. Mac[?]mara, who retired was taken at the School of Arts yesterday…
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PUNCTUALLY at !2 noon on Tuesday, the Mayor (Aid. Bland) took the chair to declare the [?] of the election, announcing that Messrs. Hughes, Underhill and…
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A special meeting of the Nowra Council for the election of a Mayor for the now current year was held on "Wednesday evening last. Present…
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A special, meeting of the Council was held last night, for the purpose of electing the mayor for the ensuing municipal year. Present—Aldermen Simmons…
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On Monday the election of aldermen to fill the vacancies caused by the retirement, by effluxion of time, of Alderman Hamon, Milton Ward, and Alderman S. T. Davis,…
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On Friday night last a full meeting of the Moruya Municipal Council was held in the Chambers for the purpose of electing a Chairman or Mayor for the ensuing 12…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic News. Sydney, Friday, 6 30 p.m. the Parliament and the People
Resolutions favoring an early dissolution of Parliament have been carried at public meetings held at Balmain and Paddington…
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Sir Henry Parkes says the present Parliament has broken down all ordinary rules of Parliamentary procedure, and trampled under foot the moral axioms of public life…
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After a session extending over nine months and a-half, Parliament was prorogued on Tuesday with the customary formalities. The Governor's speech was as follows:—…
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The South Australian Legislature has passed a Land Tax of ½d in the £ on all estates over £5000, also an Absentee Tax of 20 per cent…
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Mr. McMillans meeting at the Protestant Hall, Sydney on Monday night, furnishes an object lesson, at once suggestive and reassuring to the public mind…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondent.) Names of New Electorates. Balance at the Savings Bank. Employment of Men on Roads. Australian Naval Defence. Electioneering Speeches Depreciated. Report Pf Electoral District Commissioners Adopted. the Carcoar Tragedy. Mrs. Phillips Recovered Slightly. Racing News. Scratchings. Marrickville Shooting Cast. the Financial Statement. Cold-blooded Murder at Angledool. Cheerful Outlook for New Loan. Strike Feared at Newcastle. Mount Morgan Gold Robbery. Effects of Miners’ Strike England. Opening of Manchester Canal. 500,000 Miners’ Children Dependent on Charity for Food. Moors Attack Spanish Fortress. Terrific Cyclone, Gulf of Mexico. the Trouble in Brazil. Rebels Warned to Cease Bombardment. Sydney
Mining shares : Mount Gahanâs quoted atâBuyers, 2s 6d ; sellers, 3s 3d, The name of tho new electorate âThe Clydeâ has been altered to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Local Candidate for Parliamentary Honors. (To the Editor.)
Sir.—Allow me through the columns of your Valuable journal to draw the attention of the electors of this, the northern portion of the Moruya electorate, to what is in my opinion a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondents.) Caulfield Cup Protest. Sydney, Wednesday. the Victorian Racing Club upheld the Caulfield Cup protest. Mining Shares. Mr. McMILLAN on the Warpath. Expenditure for the Present Year. Sinking Fund Proposals Dishonest. Fiscal Question to Be the Issue. Exposure of Errors by Mr Garvan. Outbreak of Small Pox in Sydney. Melbourne Baby Farming Case. V.R.O. Decision Causes a Sensation. Great Difference to the Bookmakers. Consolidation of the Statutes the Russian Visit to France. Ulster Parliament Resist Home Rule. the Czar to Visit Paris. Sydney
MINING shares : Mount Gahans, buyers 3s, sellers 3s 6d. In the Assembly last night, Mr. McMillan resumed the budget speech…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams. (From our Telegraphic Correspondence.) Alluvial Gold in the Mud Gee District. News From Samoa. Cremorne Coalfield. the Minister and the Unemployed. “Active Service Brigade” at the Centenary Hall. the Import Market. Session to Be Prolonged. Davis Committed for Trial for Embezzlement. City Council Elections Glasson Prepares a Statement. Action for £10,000 Damages. German Army on the Belgian Frontier Supplied with Latest Types of Artillery. England and Russia. Reinforcements Necessary in India. “Financial Times” and the Bank Notes Bill. Servian Ministry Resigns. McKINLEY and the Tariff. 100 Per Cent, Interest Charged on £180,000. Duty on Wool Imported Into America to Be Removed. Political Crisis in France. Ministry Resign. Colonial Sticks. “Observer” and the Colonies Sydney
GOOD alluvial gold has been struck by prospectors at Morrisseyâs paddock, Home Rule. The German warship Bussard has…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament Frorogued. Two Ministers Resign. Sydney, Friday, 5 p.m
A proclamation was issued to-day, proroguing Parliament to the 15th January. The Hon. R. E. O'Connor (Minister for Justice) and Hon. E. Barton…
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