Parramatta Election
The by-election for Parramatta on Saturday resulted in the return of Mr. A. Bruntnell, the Liberal candidate, by a majority of 1083. Mr. Bruntnell polled 5156 votes and Mr. Walford…
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Politics & elections, 1916
162 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 9
Election of Mayor. Alderman Wood Chosen
A special meeting of the Goulburn Municipal Council was held in the Town Hall on Monday night to elect a Mayor and determine the Mayoral allowance for the current year. The…
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London, Feb. 15.—There was little public interest in St. Stephen's over the opening of Parliament to-day owing to the non-presence of the King, and the absence of the procession…
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The galleries of the Legislative Assembly were crowded on Tuesday night in anticipation of a debate on the early closing question. The Assembly first of all adjourned for a few hours out…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Minister for Mines, in reply to Mr. Wright, stated that he was not aware that the British Broken Hill…
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The State Parliament resumed business on Tuesday. Parliament opened in a matter-of-fact sort of way, with the expressed intention of dealing with the…
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The following alterations in the names of polling places in the Werriwa (Federal) division have been made:—Middle Arm polling place will for the future be known as "Slateland."…
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The Assembly sat all night considering principally the Bill providing for the referendum on the liquor question. The Bill was introduced and read the first time. During the…
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In the Council oil Tuesday the Trades Union Amendment Bill was further considered in committee. The question of a conscience clause was debated. Sir Joseph Carruthers resumed the…
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In view of thee introduction of the Army. Estimates and the expectation of Sir E. Grey's statement regarding Portugal the House of Commons was crowded to-day. Questions revealed…
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The Minister, for Education was asked for a volume of information in the House yesterday. In reply to Mr. Fitzpatrick, he said he had no…
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Both branches of the State Parliament sat[?]n Wednesday night. In the Legislative Council the Trades Union Amending Bill was amended to provide that levies already made for political…
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The second reading of the Grain Handling Bill was moved in the Legislative Assembly on Monday night. The total cost of the elevators to be erected is estimated at £2,000,000. There will…
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Both branches of the State Parliament sat on Tuesday night, the work of the session now being in full swing. The Assembly has some tough work ahead of…
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The greater part of Wednesday night's sitting of the Legislative Assembly was occupied with a discussion of the rights of members to information regarding persons alleged to be of enemy…
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The Assembly sat throughout the night. The Baking Monopoly Bill was carried by 21 votes to 19 after a lively debate. The Constitution of the Public Service Bill, which provides that…
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The Legislative Assembly met on Thursday afternoon after sitting till past 5 in the morning. The Workers' Accommodation Bill was…
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In the Legislative Council on Monday night an important amendment was inserted in the Trades Union Bill. The amendment makes it optional for unionists whether they subscribe…
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The Tasmamanian general election is still uncertain, but it is believed that a deadlock will occur, as both sides have an equal number of candidates…
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Hobart, Monday.—The Tasmanian elections took place on Saturday. An analysis of the voted so far counted shows the number cast for Labour as 32,655 and for the Liberals 32,469, while…
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