The Shire Elections
Every candidate for the office of Councillor, shall be proposed in writing, in or to the effect of the following form :— NOMINATION PAPER…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Federal Elections
SYDNEY, MONDAY.—Rowdy scenes occurred at a meeting of Government candidates in Victoria, in consequence of the socialist element in the audiences…
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The Federal campaign was opened in Grafton on Tuesday night when Mr. E. F. Rudder, the independent candidate for Cowper, addressed a…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—In the Assembly the Budget debate was concluded. The Pastures Protection Bill, which proposed radical changes in the methods of…
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Nominations of candidates for Harwood Shire must be in the hands of the Returning Officer (Mr. E. G. Hattersley) by 5 p.m. on Monday. Each nomination must…
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At a mooting at Botany on Saturday Mr. McGrowen, asked, What is in a name? "Mr. Reid's party evidently thought there was a good deal," he says in answer…
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THE Federal Elections are fixed for Wednesday, December 12th. The nomination day is Saturday, November 17th. Intending, voters and…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Lee, Minister of Works, replying to Mr. Jones, said the Government intended to renovate the Parliamentary buildings…
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The time allowed [?] electors for securing enrolment is rapidly [?]. After the issue of the writs on November 8 no further alterations or additions will…
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On Tuesday evening Mr. E. F. Rudder, candidate for the Cowper electorate, commenced his candidature by addressing about 200 electors in the Theatre Royal…
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On Wednesday in the Temperance Hall Mr. E. F. Rudder held a meeting at which many representative men were present. Mayor Glissan occupied the chair, and in…
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As a result of the Borough elections 974 Moderates, 257 Progressives, 98 Independents, 32 Labor and 2 Socalists have been elected in London. The…
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The general election, caused by the recent deadlock, took place in South Australia yesterday. So far the franchise reformers are well ahead and…
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LONDON, Sunday.—At the municipal elections the Moderates (Conservatives) gained many sweeping victories in London. The Progressives were eliminated at…
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Mr. Rudder held a meeting at brushgrove on Thursday last in the School of Arts, but there was a very small attendance, writes our correspondent. So far little or…
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Ten thousand warrants have been issued in New York against persons for fraudulently registering for the election of Mayor…
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The Labor Party (which in that State is the Ministerial party) has secured the whole of the twelve seats in the metropolitan area of South…
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In the Assembly Mr. Gillies asked whether the Government did not consider it a needless, expense to proceed further with the land prosecutions, in view of what he…
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Mr. M'[?]ean's Gippsland speech must be the last drop in the cup of Mr. Reid's bitterness. He, too, has now definitely repudiated the Fiseal Trueer's leadership. He…
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