Opening of Parliament. In West Australia. PERTH
The first Parliament in West Australia was opened to-day with the usual ceremonies…
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NORTH SYDNEY.—Under the auspices of the North Sydney branch of the Amalgamated Navvies and General Laborers' Union, an open air meeting was held, on Sunday afternoon, to…
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The Governor, sir William Robinson, opened Parliament at 3 o'clock yesterday. In the course of his opening speech his Excellency referred to the difficulties which…
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PERTH, Tuesday.--Parliament was opened to-day by Sir William Robinson. Shortly after [?] o'clock his Excellency attended the Legislative Council Chamber, and after the usual…
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Parliament was formally opened to-day. The Governor's speech stated that Ministers were alive to the importance of a vigorous though prudent policy of public works. After careful consideration,…
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ROCKDALE.—A meeting of Mr. E.J.C. Bryant's supporters in Rockdale Ward was held last night, when the candidate fully explained his view. He was well received, a vote of confidence…
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Mr. S. A. Beehag, B.A. (Sydney), is announced as a candidate for aldermenic honours for Scarborough Ward at the approaching Rockdale municipal elections. Other candidates mentioned are…
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THE forthcoming elections in the borough of Paddington are likely to cause more than usual interest, as all the seats are to be contested, and an amount of personal feeling…
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Last Monday night a large meeting was held at North Sydney in support of the candidature of Mr. George Waite. A strong committee was formed and a platform adopted thus:--1. All…
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AUCKLAND, Wednesday.--Parliament will be opened by Commission on Friday. It is expected that the first fight will be over the Speakership. Mr. W. Holies ton, it is almost…
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It is reported from Japan that the Japanese Parliamentary Buildings have been destroyed by fire…
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LEICHHARDT.—In the report of Mr.Young's meeting it was said Mr.Young went through the statements made by Mr. Pritchard, all of which, Mr.Young said, were not correct, having been…
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A public meeting of the ratepayers for S[?]borough Ward, Rockdale, was held at Clune's Hotel, Arncliffe, on Tuesday night. Mr. [?]ard presided. Mr. Thomas Evans, one of the candidates,…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night an address of thanks was passed to the Governments of the Australian colonies, New Zealand, and Tasmania for their cervices in connection with the…
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Intending candidates and their supporters would do well to remember that nominations must be lodged with the returning officers of the various municipalities not later than Monday…
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MARRICKVILLE.—Mr.C.J.Danahey has entered the field for the North Ward, and has addressed two meetings of the ratepayers during the week, being favorably received. Mr.Danahey is an…
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There is an unusnal amount of local interest taken in the forthcoming municipal elections at North Sydney. Of the 21 aldermen who are to retire, a large number seek re-election; yet there will only be six vacancies to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Hartlepool Election. Election of a Gladstonian Liberal. [Bt Cablb.] (From Our Correspondent.) London, Jan. 22
Mr. Furness, the Gladetonian Liberal candidate, was elected for Hartlepool by a majority of 298, defeating the Unionist candidate, Mr. Grey. Mr. Furness…
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