The Late Federal Election Thanksgiving Address by Mr. Hay in Nowra
Mr. Alexander Hay delivered an address in Nowra on Saturday afternoon last from the balcony of Mr. Tren[?] office, and returned thanks to his…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Late Feoeral Election Thank-giving Address by Mr. Hay Is Nowra
Mr. Alexander Hay delivered an adder’s in Nowra an Saturday alt race. 1st from the [?] of Mr. Trenc[?] office and returned thank’s to his Sh[?]…
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Mr Alexander Hay delivered an address in Nowra Last week from the balcony of Mr. Trench’s office, and returned thanks to his Shoalhaven supporters in…
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Mr. W. H. Braine, ex-Editor of the “Begs Gazette” (now “Southern Star”) has the following notice:— “NEW SOUTH WALES STATE…
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Mr. W. H. Braine, ex-Editor of the “Bega Gazette” (now “Southern Star”) has the following notice:— “NEW SOUTH WALES STAFE…
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The measures that the Federal Government has included in its political programme are intended to give effect to the policy announced at the beginning of the…
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THE Federal Parliament was opened in Melbourne on Thursday by the Duke of Cornwall York. He received a message from his Majesty the…
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Only three of our loading barristers have entered the Federal Parliament; viz., Mr. R. E. O'Connor, Mr. G. H. Reid and Mr. Bruce Smith. That of…
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MR DAVID DAVIS announces himself as a candidate for re-election in the State Parliament for the Shoalhaven electorate. A requisition is in course of signature…
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[?] the opening of the Federal Parliament on Thursday, the Houses proceeded to the election of President of the Senate and Speaker of the House of…
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The Governor-General’s speech contains a long list of measures, the first being bills for the setting in motion of the machinery of the Commonwealth; bills to constitute a High…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Politics. the Mayor or Nowra a Candidate for Shoalhaven
Mr. Mark F. Morton, Mayor of Nowra, was on Thursday last presented with a requisition signed by 700 electors, asking him to be a candidate for Shoalhaven at…
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A preliminary meeting of geat emend favorable to Dr. Terry's candidature for the approaching Parliamentary election was held on Wednesday at the Oddfellows…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parliament and Prayer. to the Editor of the K. N, Times
Sir—Allow me a little space in your paper while br[?] endeavour draw public attention now that the Federal Parliaments has been opened to what I think is a disgrace to every…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Elections and the Drink Traffic. to the Editor
Sir,—Permit me very earnestly to ask special attention to the coming State elections, in the hope that every sympathiser with temperance may be induced to be now…
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MR. D. DAVIS, the present member, is again a candidate for The Shoalhaven. He has established his committee rooms in Joynson’s old shop. There was a meeting of his supporters on…
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Mr D. Davis, M.P., is actively prosecuting his candidature for the Suoalhaven. Committee rooms have been secured in Junction-street, on the premises…
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THE candidates and their supporters are bracing themselves for the fight for the Shoalhaven seat in the State Parliament. Mr. D. Davis has commenced a personal canvas down…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Elections. Mr. Clarke’s Candidature
MR. CLARKE arrived in Bega yesterday, being [?] from Tathra by [?] of his staunch supporters. Not for years has Mr. Clarke approved in…
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