Bathurst Election
Mr. Robert L. Gilmour, Mayor of Bathurst has consented to contest the Bathurst election in the freetrade and Reid interest against Mr.A.G. Thompson, the Government candidate. The…
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Preparing for the Elections
MELBOURNE, Sunday.--The Cabinet have already completed the task of dividing the colony into 23 Federal electorates. An alternative scheme with 20 is also to be prepared, though…
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An action for alleged slander Was brought yesterday, in Banco Courts before the Chief Justice and a jury of four, in which the plaintiff was William Rigg, member of the Legislative…
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LONDON, June 18, 9.27 p.m.—In the House of Commons this evening the House went into Committee upon the Commonwealth Bill. Some progress having been made, on the…
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The following nominations have been received for the representation of the Bathurst Electorate in the Legislative Assembly:—Alexander Karl Warden, hawker; Alfred Gordon Thompson, solicitor;…
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BATHURST, Tuesday.—Last night the Hon. F. B. Suttor and Mr. A. G. Thompson appeared at the School of Arts Hall, the former to explain his position with regard to the acceptance of his…
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Our ,Bathurst correspondent writes:—Two can-didates are now in the field—A. Thompson, freetrader and Government nominee; and Wiliam Young (old railway employee and…
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The following nominations have been received for the election to All the vacancy caused by Mr. F. B; Suttor's retirement, from the Legislative Assembly:--A. G." Thompson,…
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BATHURST, Monday.--Nominations fop the Bathurst election closed to-night. They were Alexander Kahl Warden, a local pieman; Alfred Gordon Thompson, attorney; William White…
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LONDON, Sunday Afternoon.--Admiral Dewey has retired from the contest for the Presidency of the United States…
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The judioalura elanse of the Commonwealth Bill excited more interest in the Assembly than the motion of censuxe, which has not yet been get rid of. Members all sides of the House were…
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ln the Legislative Assembly to-day Mr. Denny, successor of Mr. Kingston, moved the adoption of the Address in Reply, and generally supported the Government. His maiden effort was ourefully…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Questions in Parliament. the Mayor's Minute
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon, Mr. Meagher asked if the Premier's attention had been called to the minute of the Mayor of Sydney (Sir Matthew Harris), stating that it…
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Mr. MEAGHER asked the Premier to suspend the standing orders as a matter of extreme urgency to allow a discussion on the present position of the Commonwealth Bill…
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In the Legislative Assembly, A resolution was carried, on the motion of Mr. T. Brown, for the tabling of all papers, reports, and correspondence relating to the…
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The Speaker took the chair at half-oast 4 o'clock. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. The PREMIER, in auawer to Mr. Affleck, said that from February 1 to April 30 there were 114…
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Early in the course of yesterday's proceedings in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. MEAGHER asked the Premier, without notice, if, seeing that the House of Commons…
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ADELAIDE, Tuesday.--When the Legislative Assembly met to-day a large number of questions were asked concerning the Ministerial attitude on clause 74 of the Commonwealth Bill. The…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. MEAGHER asked the Premier, without notice, whether in view of the fact that a cablegram had now been published by the…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Bathurst Election. [?] R. Young's Candidature. [?]Ir. Thompson at Kelso. Bathurst
To-night Mr. W. W. Young addressed a largs meeting of electors from the balcony of the Postoffice Hote[?] Mr. J. J. Seage occupied the chair[?] and the [?] [?]iv[?]d an excellent hearing. He…
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