State Parliament Railway Seniority Country Hotel Accommodation
SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the House of Assembly to-day Dr. Evatt asked the Attorney-General if he would lay on the table the papers- relating to the…
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Politics & elections, 1925
753 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 26 of 38
Bedtime Stories Mr. Bruce and Communists Humor in Parliament Sydney
In the legislative Assembly to-day Mr. A. D. Kay asked the Premier was he aware that owing to the repetition by Mr. Brace end his…
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The hon. secretaries announce in this issue that a meeting of ratepayers will be held on Saturday. 31st instant, at 3 p.m. for the…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Civic Elections Interesting Figures
Much interest is being aroused in the municipal and shire elections which will be held throughout the State on Saturday. December 5…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Another General Election Mr Bruce's Warning Sydney
Mr. Bruce, speaking at Launceston, emphasised the fact that if members elected to the Senate held different political…
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Australia is being asked to decide a very vital question at the coming election of members to the Federal Parliament. The Labor…
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Now that the possibility of the shire elections being held over till June next year has been removed by the rejection of the Franchise…
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Mr. La[?] stated in the [?] to-day that the Motor [?] Traffic Department were not collecting taxation [?] on [?] road tractors and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Worth £10,000 Calabe's. Labor Candidate. Cowra
Mr. W. Webster, Labor candidate for Calare, addressing a meeting in the street, said that years ago be carried his swag and had worked for some farmers in the…
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In statements which have been [?] among news-papers of the Calare electorate, by [?] Labor Council, and…
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Sohalor Walter L. Duncan’s merit and efficiency mod brought him to the front of the Senate. Elected in 1919, be has since held the follow…
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Mr. W. Webster, Labour candidate for [?]lare addressing a meeting at Cowra, said that years ago he carried his swang and worked for some…
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Sir,—In statements which have been circulated, particularly among newspapers of the Calare electorate, by the Cootamundra Labor Council, and in the…
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2.—Dcoley, John Braidwod 3.—Dunn, James Patrick. 5.—Eldridge, John Chambers. 1.—Gardiner, Albert…
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It will take a special cleansing staff during the week end to clean the approaches to Glasgow University of the h[?] of garbage, evidence of…
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On December 5 Lithgow, in common with something like 330 other shire and municipal centres in this State, will participate in the triennial local government elections…
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Senator W. Massy Greene was [?] Leader of the National Party In the Federal Parliament In 1922. and led the House and was Acting-Prime…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.— In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Hill asked Mr. Lang if he had communicated with Labour members of the New Zealand…
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LONDON, Monday.— A Berlin message says that at the elections for the Municipal Council, wherein 175,000, or 60 per cent…
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In the Assembly this morning, Mr. Hill asked the Premier whether he had communicated with a Labor member in the New Zealand Parliament…
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