Federal Parliament
MELBOURNE, Thursday.-- Mr. Fisher stated in the House of Representatives that the Imperial Army Council had gratefully accepted the offer of reinforcements to the number of…
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Politics & elections, 1915
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State Parliament. the Trawlers
SYDNEY, Thursday.-- In the Assembly, Mr. Wade asked the Chief Secretary was he going to give way to the men on the trawlers, whose claims were so unfair? Is it true that…
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MELBOURNE, Friday--In the House Representatives yesterday, WAR TAX. Mr. Fisher told Mr. Higgs in addition…
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SYDNEY, Friday.--In the House of Representatives on Thursday, the debate on the War Census Bill was adjourned. The War Loan Bill, of £20,000,000 was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Parliament. the Bowenfels--diwana Deviation. Indictment Against Labour. Trades Union Act Amendment Bill. Protest by Mr. Wade
SYDNEY, Friday.--In the Legislative Council during the debate on the second reading of the Railway Deviation Bill, Bowefels to Diwana, Sir Allen Taylor…
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Petitions to Parliament must be handwritten or typed. Printed petitions are not admitted, Mr. Briner, M.L.A., had a number of petitions, including two each…
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The Clarence River Farmers and Settlers are determined to take an active part in the contest. With the object of getting a representative into the field as soon as possible,…
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At a meeting of the Grafton branch of the Political Labour League on Saturday, a number of democratic supporters wrote expressing their willingness to contest the…
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Evidently the Liberals in these parts are none too eager to enunciate their views or uphold the principles that they at other times have declared are so dear to them…
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LONDON, Saturday.--Mr. McLeod [?]ist) was supported by all parties and elected for Glasgow, He polled 5341 [?] Mr. Scott-Dickson was appointed t[?]…
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There was a good attendance at a meeting of the Grafton Political Labor League at the Trades Hall on Saturday night. Several letters were read from…
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Mr. W. A. Zuill, in this issue, definitely announces his candidature as an Independent Liberal. Mr. Zuill's active participation for many years in…
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It is our pleasant duty to record the fact that Dr. Henry has again entered the field as a straight-out Liberal, and that he will maintain and uphold the splendid principles…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Parliament. the Municipal Franchise
SYDNEY, Tuesday.--In the Legislative Assembly numerous petitions were received from members on both sides of the House protesting against the franchise clause in the Local…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.--The Liberal-Party will not contest the Willoughby seat. The Armidale seat will not be contested by the Labour Party and Liberals may be given a…
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Dr. Henry has announced that he will commence his campaign in the Theatre Royal next Tuesday night. The Mayor (Ald. Johnson) will take the chair. Dr. Henry will be in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Clarence Electorate. Opening of the Campaign. Mr. G. Morrison, the Farmers' Candidate, Leads
The first shot in connection with the Clarence by-election, to fill the vacancy created by Mr. John McFarlane's death, was fired last night, and for the next fey weeks there…
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Mr. F. W Collison writes to Friday's Maclean "Advocate": -- "Under the above heading a paragraph appeared in the Grafton 'Argus' of Wednesday,…
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Sir, -- In your leading article (14715) and following reference to Mr. Wade's assertion that a Labor candidate is possible, you state: (1) "He must know…
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