The General Election. Nominations for Shoalhaven
In the "good old times" nomination day was one of no little consequence in an election contest, second only in importance, indeed, to polling day itself…
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Politics & elections, 1898
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The Shoalhaven Election. Mr. Morton at Berry. Large and Enthusiastic Meeting
MR P.H. MORTON addressed an enthusiastic meeting of the electors in the School of Arts hall on Friday evening, the 13th instant. The Mayor (Mr. R. V. Boyd) presided and in his…
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BEMBOKA,âOur correspondent writes under date 23rd July : âThere is plenty of excellent here now over the coming contest, and both parties are working very…
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THE elections of 1893 are now of the past, and so far as our own electorate is concerned, have brought forth considerable enthusiasm on both sides. The contest…
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THE elections have resulted generally as the majority of people thought they would viz., in a majority for the government. The greatest interest centred in the King…
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The electoral battle 1898 has been fought and won in Shoalhaven, and Mr P. H. Morton, after holding the against several local opponents of marked ability, standing and…
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The election for this district resulted in a comparatively easy win for Captain Millard, the retiring members, over Mr. Albert E. Chapman. This was generally expected…
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IN the Shoalhaven Electorate the excitement ran high, and a keen contest was anticipated The supporters of each candidate looked forward to viotory for their man. In Berry and…
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Polling-day in the Valley was observed very quietly, but towards evening, as the hour for closing the poll approached, excitement began to work up, gathering in…
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For the third time within four years Mr. Alex, Campbell has been accorded the honor of being returned to Parliament as the…
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The poll for the new Parliament was taken on Wednesday. The Premier was returned for King Division by a plurality of 110…
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On Saturday morning last the large hall of the Newra School of Arts wan well filled on the occasion of the official declaration of the poll by Mr. Z. G. Bice, J.P., the Returning Officer in…
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On Saturday morning the Returning Officer, Mr. Z. G. Bice, J.P., made the official declaration of the poll at the Nowra School of Arts. The hall was crowded Mr. Bice said that…
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A REDUCTION in the number of members of the New South Wales Assembly from 125 to 64, Mr. Barton has announced, ought to be the result of…
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ON Tuesday evening Mr. F. Y. Wilson announced that m response to the request of the speaker, he had succeeded in forming a ministry with Messrs A. J. Colley and A. S. Garden as…
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Parliament was opened by Commission. Sir Joseph P. Abbott was re-elected Speaker. Members sworn in and other formal…
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Sir,—A few days since I heard that there were some comments in the Nowra Colonist about Sergeant Crawley being allowed in the polling booth where I presided, and pointing…
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Mr. ALEX. CAMPBELL said: In my opinion the bill hardly goes far enough, inasmuch as it proposes only a refund of the price of the stock which are sold by auction. It is a…
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THERE: are no fewer than 16 journalists in the present Legislative Assembly, viz., Messrs. J Ashton, late proprietor of a newspaper in the Riverina district ;…
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THE result of the Hastings Macleay election has been received with general gratification in New South Wales and throughout Australia. Mr. Barton’s return for…
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