The State Election. Sydney, Sunday Night
It is practically certain that the date of the State elections will be Wednesday, September 11. There wtill be no public holiday…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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The State Elections. Address by Mr. J. M'FARLANE
There was not a very large attendance of electors at the Theatre Royal to greet the Member for The Clarence (Mr. J. M'Farlane, M.L.A.) on…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Evicted Tenants Bill has been considered in committee in the House of Lords. By 152 votes to 34 the House insorted an amendment…
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Mr. Ashton, the Minister for Lands, accompanied by Mr. Flemming, addressed a large audience in supporta of Mr. Flemming's candidature, at Murrurundi. The…
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Mr. John McFarlane will address electors at Mororo to-day at 8 p.m., and at Chatsworth at 7.30. To-morrow (Saturday) he will speak at Wombah at…
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LONDON, "Wednesday.—In the House of Commons, the English Small Holdings Bill was further considered. An amendment in favour of an ownership system was…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, the Minister for Defence, in reply to a question by Mr. A. C. Palmer (Vic.), said there were at present 36,000 magazine…
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Mr, John McFarlane addressed a good meeting of electors and a number of ladies in the Water Brigade Hall, Harwood Island, on Thursday night. Mr. R. F. Holden…
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In connection with the State Parliamentary election, country constituencies are having most of the excitement. In the city there is none. Not for many a day has…
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Although the date of the State elections has not yet been fixed, it is stated on good authority that Wednesday, September 11, will be the…
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On Friday evening Mr. John McFarlaue spoke at Chatsworth. Mr. J. Apps occupied the chair. Mr. McFarlaue in the course of his address touched…
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A candidate, even at this late stage, has definitely entered the field for The Clarence Electorate, in opposition to Mr. McFarlane. The…
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The State Parliament expired by effluxion of time last night. The date of the elections has been fixed for Tuesday, September 10. It…
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A report from Coff's Harbor states :— Mr. Briner addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting hero on Monday night in the School of Arts, there being…
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Mr. McCristal, Labor candidate for Raleigh, writes, under date Aug. 23 :—"Sir,—I noticed in a recent issue of the Sun that Mr. Kopsen has…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—In the House ot Lords the Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister Bill was rend a second time by 111 votes to 79. Of the Bishops seventeen voted…
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A sensation was created in the House of Representatives when the facts became known. For a time there was a scene of wild confusion, and loud demands were…
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In the House of Representatives, on Wednesday, the debute on the budget and tariff proposals was opened by Mr. Reid. He said that there wore probably 50 to 25…
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The Liquor Trades Defence Union, having declined to endorse Mr. J. T. Br[?]an's candidature, has now selected its own secretary, Mr. Tom Willan,…
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LONDON, Sunday.—A bill has been introduced in the House of Commons under which the penalties provided by the Foreign Enlistment Act will be applied to…
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