The Election Campaign
Mr. Innes-Noad addressed a lively meeting of electors at Moss Vale on Wednesday night. He will speak at Sutton Forest to-night, Glenquarry…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Commonwealth Parliament. House of Representatives the Capital Sites Bill
The Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Hutchison (S.A.), said that the Government proposed to take up the Capital Sites Bill at the conclusion of…
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"The Christian's duty at the approaching general Elections." This is the subject of a special discourse to be delivered by the Rev. F. C. Boyer in the Bowral Methodist Church to-morrow (Sunday) evening…
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The two opponents for Wollondilly seat are busy just now canvassing the electorate. Mr. Innes Noad addressed a large and animated meeting at Moss Vale on Wednesday night, and was to have been at…
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Mr. Innes-Noad reports having held a most successful meeting at Wingello on Thursday evening last. About 60 persons were present and passed an…
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Mr. W. Murray has withdrawn from contesting the Wollondilly electorate, and intends supporting Mr. M'C[?]rt. Mr. M'Court addressed a large…
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On Wednesday Mr. Batchelor moved the second reading of the Seat of Government Bill received from the Senate. He said that what the…
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Mr. W. M'Court met with a warm [?] at Moss Vale on Thursday night last, when he addressed a large meeting of electors in the Centennial…
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The Prime Minister, in reply to Sir John Forrest, said he was sorry that the Government could not see its way to delay consideration of the Seat of…
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A meeting of women electors took place at the School of Arts, Bowral, on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Hill occupying the chair. There was a…
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The debate on the second reading of the Seat of Government Bill was continued by Mr. G. B. Edwards, who welcomed the promise of an early…
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A largely-attended meeting of women electors was held in the Bowral School of Arts on Wednesday afternoon last, Mrs. Augistis Hill occupying the chair. Mr. Innes-Noad delivered, an interesting…
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Sir,—We were told through your valuable paper that the local branches of the People's Reform League at Bowral, Kangaloon, Wilde's Meadow, and…
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Mr. H. M. Oxley, returning officer for Wollondilly, has been notified of Mr. Theodore Corby's retirement from the election. The notification,…
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When voting to-morrow (Saturday) strike out the names of the candidates for whom you do not wish to vote, leaving on the ballot paper only the…
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News has just been received here by [?]thergram that a man answering the description of a politician, is on his way past this planet travelling at a…
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SIR,—I notice a letter in your paper signed "Items," Kangaloon, in which the writer states he was "pleased" to learn by Mr. M'Court's speech at Bowral that the…
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Mr. H. Cook,—"That in the opinion of this House the existing Customs tariff is unscientific in its operation and mischievous in its effects, and that with a special view to…
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Sir,—There have been so many letters in the local press from different sources that one gots somewhat confused as to who is who, and what many are splitting hairs about. In your contemporary of to-day…
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Sir,—A good many of the voters in this electorate, especially of the gentler sex, are being led away by the little catch-cry which interested parties are raising, "We don't know Mr. Noad." I came across…
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