Federal Elections
The Hon. King O'Malley speaks in the Town Hall to-night in support of Mr. J. Lynch's candidature for the Werriwa seat. The proceedings will commence at 8 o'clock…
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Politics & elections, 1914
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The State Elections
We have recently been in the throes of a general election, the result being to determine which of the two great political parties in this State should have the honour of being entrusted…
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The Hon. King O'Malley addressed a meeting of electors at the Town Hall on Thursday night in support of the candidature of Mr. J. Lynch for Werriwa, the Mayor presiding…
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The debate on the Address in Reply, showed no signs of [?]ugging in the Assembly on Tuesday night. Mr. Maeartney Abbott suggested that, quite…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday a bill to give wider powers to the Boorabill Royal Commission was treated as urgent. The bill enacts that a witness before the Commission is not…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →[?] Elections. [?] to Speak. [?] and Murrumbu.rah
[?] speaker in the Federal [?] is to be the [?] Mr. J. Lynch, who [?] the balcony of the…
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Mr. John Lynch, the selected Labor Candidate to contest Werriwa Federal Electorate against the present Liberal member (Mr. A. H. Conroy),…
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Mr. John Lynch, the selected Labour candidate for Werriwa, is 51 years of age, is a farmer in the Young district, his birthplace, and is extremely popular throughout the…
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Mr. John Lynch, the selected Labour Candidate for Werriwa, is 51 years of age, is a farmer in the Young district, his birth place, and…
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A notification appears in this [?] that Mr. Harry [?] the [?] Labor Candidate for [?] Monaro in the [?] Hall [?] on…
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Mundoon, Carrick, and Oolong have been proclaimed polling places for the Federal elections…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday the Opposition protested against the Supply Bill for £6,265,970 without the financial position being explained. The Treasurer said that the…
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The Treasurer on Tuesday gave notice in the Assembly of the introduction of a Supply Bill. A discussion took place upon a motion for a Royal Commission upon the administration of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Elections. Mr. Lynch's Address
MR. J. J. LYNCH, the selected Labour Candidate, addressed a small gathering in the School of Arts, Murrumburrah on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Federal Elections. Senator Oakes in Goulburn
Senator C. W. Oakes, one of the Liberal candidates for the Senate, addressed the electors on Tuesday evening in the Town Hall. The attendance was moderate. The Mayor was in the…
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Mr. A. H. Conroy, the selected Liberal and Farmers' and Settlers' Candidate for Werriwa Federal Election, and who is…
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In a series of proposed amendments to the Standing Orders, Mr. Holman, in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, foreshadowed his scheme for reforming Parliamentary procedure…
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Mr. A. H. Conroy Liberal Candidate Werriwa is announced to ocean his campaign in this portion of the electorate in the School of arts hall to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →In Parliament. National Anthem Sung
An unparalleled scene in the annals of the State Parliament took place when the Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday afternoon. Members on all sides evinced considerable…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Must Elections Go On?
Mr. Hughes considers that the Federal Elections can be avoided at the present juncture, but he does not express a definite opinion as to whether this course should be followed. It is…
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