Federal Elections
Sir William Lyne eulogises the Federal and State Labor parties for passing humane and democratic legislation. He himself, he says, is State socialist, but not a…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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The Federal Elections
The following have been nominated for the Cowper, electorate:—Messrs. H. W. Lee, E. F. Rudder, John Thomson, and J. O'Brein…
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LISMORE, Monday.—The nominations for the Rous election were declared on Saturday. Mr. Ewing had six nominations, containing 40 names, and Mr. John Sutton…
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In the Assembly yesterday the Dentists' Amendment Bill was strongly opposed, and the second reading debate was not concluded…
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Mr. J. O'Brien, the Labor candidate for Cowper, opened his campaign on Monday night when he addressed a gathering of about 150 persons in the…
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Mr. J. O'Brien, the Labor candidate for Cowper, addressed a meeting in the Mechanics' Institute, Maclean, last night, and was given a good…
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THE people in the Federal electorate of Cowper have four candidates before them soliciting their votes for the forthcoming elections— Mr. Lee,…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Lee, Minister of Works, replying to Mr. Jones, said instructions had not been issued that public servants, must not act…
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The election of a member to fill the vacancy for The Castlereagh in the State Parliament, caused by the death of the late Hugh Macdonald, took…
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Friday was the first extra meeting of the present session of Parliament. The prorogation is insight, and an effort is to be made to "clean up" beforehand; hence the…
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Reid, who opposes Socialism, at Toowoomba (Q.) advocated the establishment of Government factories. "If the socialists get hold of this country,"…
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The polling for the first Council of Harwood Shire under the Local Government (Shires) Act took place throughout the district on Saturday. each riding was…
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Very little interest has been taken in the Shire elections. The following was the result of the polling for Riding A in Orara Shire:—John Lattimore—South Gratton 1,…
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The Legislative Assembly passed the Judges' Pension Bill yesterday, despite the opposition of the Labor Party. The Horse considered the…
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The complete returns of the polling on Saturday for the Castlerea[?]h seat in the State Parliament, rendered vacant by the death of the late Hugh…
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Quite the largest and liveliest meeting of the present campaign was held in the Rink on Monday night when Mr. H. W. Lee addressed his…
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Senators A. J. Gould and J. T. Walker delivered addresses in the Theatre Royal last night to about 150 electors…
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In the Assembly the Judge's Pension Amendment Bill was read a third tune The Careless Use of Fire Bill passed through committee proforma. Later on the…
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The "Daily Telegraph," the dictation of which, is accepted by many on North Coast politics, stated recently that Casino was in the Cowper Electorate, and that Mr Sutton…
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Mr. Lee's advertised meetings—To-day, 3 o'clock, Cowper; Brushgrove 8. Monday, 3, Lower Southgate: Lawrence 8. Mr. Rudder's meetings—Dec. 6. Karanghi,…
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