Humours of Election Day
The Rev. Dr. Carroll's visit and electioneering have divided honours in matters of topic during the past week—amongst our little feminine world, at all events…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The Federal Elections. Position of Parties Labor's Large Majority. Sydney
Mr. A. H. B. Conroy, the defeated Liberal candidate for Macquarie, said the result of the election marked the triumph of faith over reason. Great as…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →"The Examiner" Established 1859. Grafton: Tuesday, April 19, 1910. The Federal Elections
The result of the recent elections has caused supporters, of the Liberal Party to do a considerable amount of thinking, and all sorts of explanations are being made as to…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The returns for the House of Representatives are practically complete. A far greater number attended the poll throughout Australia than at the…
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The more complete become the returns of the polling at last week's election and the closer they are scrutinised, the more overwhelming must…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. Wade says that the Government will carry on the business of the country without alteration. If Mr. McGowen thinks it has not…
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A general meeting of the Coff's Jetty Progress Association was held at Parhcli's Hotel on Tuesday night. I5th instant, Mr. Crook…
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The people of Australia ha given their vote and their verdict no uncertain manner. The World has witnessed a…
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THE 13th April, 1910, was fraught with much that was surprising in bringing about a radical change of parties id the Federal Parliament…
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ELECTION day passed off very quietly in this part of the world. There were about 68 persons presented themselves to record their votes, out of which about 26 were…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Holman, M.L.A.. predicts that Labour will be in power after the next election. In the list of the business of such Government, he…
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In his address to the members of the Liberal and Reform Association Mr. Wade made it clear that he does not intend to go out of politi, but is prepared to lead the…
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LONDON, Thursday Evening.—Mr. Asquith has announced that owing to the usual spring recess from April 28 to May 20 being impossible, the House will not take…
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Mr. Clem, Johnson, in thanking the 4000 electors who voted for him, says:When it is remembered that I was only a little over three weeks in the fieldy working…
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The polling for the election of an alderman to represent the East Ward in the Grafton Municipal Council (vice Mr. R. D. Bawden. resigned)…
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The Labour Party didn't win the general election after all. If you doubt it, read some of the criticisms; in fact, read all of them…
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The official declaration of the poll in connection with the recent municipal byeelection took place at the Council Chambers at noon yesterday, when the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. Cochran, the newly elected member for Darling Harbour, speaking in Melbourne, said he belleved the deat6h knell of the Ministry had been…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday Night. The Republicans were successful at the polls on Saturday in Paris. Though annihilated, the suffragists…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The Premier, Mr. Wade, who has perused the suggested programme of Dr. Arthur for the coming elections, declined to be drawn on the subject…
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