New South Wales Elections.
These apper to be going strongly in favour ot the Government, which ii satisfactory, as they are advocates for Free ..Trade. A reflection upon the Labour Representatives in this colony is cast by the Labour Representatives in New South Wales standing on the Free Trade ticket. The* Premier, the Hon. G. Reid, defeated Sir Henry Parkes for the King Division of Sydney by 140 votes, a majority not expected. Sir George Dibbs has also been defeated by a Mr Piddington at Tarnworth. ' Thef -position of parties, reckoning a number of incomplete returns, Ministerialists 51 .. .. 67 Opposition . . . . 21 Independent . . . . 1 Otherwise arranged they give :— Freetraders . . 52 Protectionists . . . . 21 Labour . . . . . . 15 Independent . . . . 1
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Manawatu Herald, 27 July 1895, Page 3
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115New South Wales Elections. Manawatu Herald, 27 July 1895, Page 3
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