The Mayor of Rockwood. His Position In The Elections. A Warning
The following letter has been founded to us for publication:—Rockwood, 13th January, 1897. The Council Clerk, Rockwood…
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To the Electors of New South Wales. Federal Convention Elections
I HAVE the honor to offer myself for election as one of the Delegates for Net? South Wales to the forthcoming Federal Convention. The necessity for a Federal union of the…
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REGARDING the Minsters who are likely to offer themselves as candidates for the Federal Convention the Premier yesterday informed a representative of the SUNDAY…
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H. A. LANGLEY, well known as a committeeman of the N.S.W. Rugby Union, is a candidate for aldermanic honors. He is standing for South Ward of Marrickville and is assured…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Civil Service Notes. Statistician Cogblan—Exit Vitals—Which Board Shall ye Serve?—Franking Letters—The Man Wid a New Malady—Secretary Lyne—When Parliament Meets—A Scandal in Embryo—That Superanimation Fund Fraud
So Timothy A. Coghlan is back at the Statistician's office again, and has brought back with him his little staff of 'specialists,' who have been packed away out of sight in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Imperial Parliament. Separation of Central Queensland. the Federal Convention. Statement by Mr. Chamberlain
LONDON, Saturday.--In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr., T. F. Hogan, member for Mid Tipperary, asked a question as to how Central Queensland would be…
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LONDON, January 23.—Replying to a question asked by Mr. J. F. Hogan, M.P. for Mid Tipperary in the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Imperial Parliament. Queensland Separation. the Federal Convention. Disabilities of Irish Catholics. London, Jan. 23
Replying to a question asked by Mr. J. F. Hogan, M.P. for Mid Tipperary in the House of Commons, yesterday, Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, Secretary of State…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →FEDERATION. The Coming Convention. What Mr. Lyne Says. His Candidature Uncertain. A View of the Elections. Mr. Lyne does not Like the Outlook
Mr. W. J. Lyne, the leader of the Opposition in Parliament, is back in town again. He arrived this morning after a cool and refreshing sojourn at Katoomba, but he has not brought…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Federal Movement. Growing Reluctance of New South Wales. "Not Without Queensland." More Candidates
The remarkable change which has come over the sentiment of the people of this colony in regard to the federal movement is becoming more accentuated every day. What Mr. Slattery calls the…
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Mr. W. P. Crick, M.L.A., and Mr. John Haynes, M.L.A., have now formally announced their candidature by advertisement, and in to-day's issue a similar notification will be found from Mr. E. D…
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It will be well for candidates in getting their nomination papers signed by 100 electors to see that they secure the signatures of at least 100 electors who have not and do not intend to sign any other…
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Mr. W. J. Blunt's committee met on Saturday evening at Noonan's Hotel, Bondi Junction Mr. W. Martin, J.P., occupied the chair. The chairman, in calling upon Mr. Blunt to address the meeting, said he had known the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Federation. the Increase of Candidates. Mr. Tozer on the Position of Queensland
Names continue to be added to the list of certain and possible contestants for seats on the Federal Convention. Mr. R. J. Black, who sat for several years in the Legislative Assembly,…
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Parliament has been further prorogued until March 23, but it may be explained that it will not then meet for the dispatch of business. The prorogation of Parliament from one date to…
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At the meeting of the Executive Council yesterday Parliament was further prorogued till March 23. Before that date it will be prorogued again probably till…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Federal Contention. The Labour Bunch. The Premier's Address. New Candidates--Polling Arrangements in the City
Mr. See, M.L.A., has not yet determined what he will do. He has received many requests to allow himself to be nominated both from city and country…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Federal Elections. Issue of the Writs. the Labor Candidates. the Premier's Address
To-day the first step in the direction of holding the election of delegates to the Federal Convention was taken by the issue of the writ for the election of ten representatives. The…
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mises are treated, as part of the territory represented by the ambassador, other difficulties in the way may be capable of solution. The post office In Sydney or Melbourne would not be unworthy of a Federal…
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to say, its proposals as to the Federal Parliament and Government. The Draft Bill provided for a Parliament of two Houses, with about forty-eight Senators, and 120 Members of the House of Representatives, at…
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