Municipal Elections. Randwick
The nominations for the Borough of Randwick are : -- WEST WARD : James Robertson, investor, Belmore-road, Randwick; Charles…
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The General Elections the Executive
A meeting of the Executive was hold to-day, but no business of public importance was transacted…
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The dullest protectionist must now admit the decisiveness of Saturday's vote so for as the prospects of his party are concerned. It is only fair to Mr…
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Sir, -- The result of the recent elections seems to me to render it imperative to every patriotic elector to cast about to see if something cannot be done to render the glorious flag of freetrade…
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Very little interest was evinced in the suburban municipalities and boroughs over the municipal nominations and elections, they having been completely overshadowed by the…
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LONDON, Monday Night. -- The election of members of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce took place to-day, and resulted in the defeat of the candidates in favor of a…
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First elector: I see Want is returned. Second elector: What, already ? First elector: Yes. Second elector: Good gracious; my word they do travel now-a-days. Why it was only a few days ago he treat to…
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The only constituency for which the polling takes places to-day is Monaro. Three candidates are nominated for the two seats—Messrs. H. Dawson, P.; H. Stephen, P.; and D. M. Myers, F. The contest is…
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GRAFTON, Wednesday.--The official declaration of the poll took place at noon today, when Mr. John See was declared elected. Mr. S. See returned thanks on behalf of his brother…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Polling. [By Teleghaph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Tamworth. Tamworth
The declaration of the poll for the Tamworth electorate took placa to-day. The returning officer declared Robert Henry Levien ands William Springthorpe Dowel duly elected. Mr. O. R. Upjohn, J.P., returned…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Camden Election. MR. G. H. Reid at Campbelltown
On Wednesday night Mr. G. H. Reid [?]essed a large and enthusiastic meeting of about 300 of the electors of Camden, at the Royal Hotel, Campbelltown, in support of the candidature of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Education Act and the Elections. To the Editor
Sir,-In your issue of the 31st ult. appears a letter on the above subject signed " Protestant First," in which your correspondent gives you great credit for your, as he calls it, able article of Pigeon shooters, and those who like to "have a little bit" on the bird or the gnu, should bear in mind the Frankfort Park sweepstakes at £3 today (Thursdey). Shooting begins at 2 p.m…
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FORBES, Wednesday.-The nominations for this electorate took place today. About 300 people were present. Rain was falling, which prevented a larger attendance…
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Nominations will be made today in three electorates. The electorates, number of members, and the names of probable candidates are as follows:…
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The following telegram has been sent to us with a request for publication:— PARRAMATTA, WEDNESDAY. Last week notice was given to the contractors for the…
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The nominations took place yesterday for Forbes, Namoi, and the Nepean, and in each of those constituencies the representation is to be contested. For Forbes, which is entitled to two members, two…
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The following are the results of the municipal elections so far as they have reached us:— BALRANALD.—Messrs. William M'Guiness, William M'Kenzie, and Ewen Cameron have been nominated for…
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At the nominations for the city on Tuesday, Alderman Christie and Mr. T. Brooks, J.P., were proposed for the City Ward. Alderman Gibb, Mr. J…
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Sir,--I am a very old colonist, and one who has taken an active part in political flairs from the time the first election took place, when W. C. Wentworth and Dr…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Election Contest in Sydney. (To the Editor of "The Australian Star.")
Sir,--Much Capital has been made by the Foreign-trade press out of the great Free- trade victory in Sydney and suburbs on Saturday last. I think if the matter is…
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