The Federal Elections. Views of Mr. G. H. REID
Mr. G. H. Reid stated last week that he cordially endorsed the requests which had been made to the Prime-Minister that the Federal election should take place not later…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Our Sydney Letter. [From Our Correspondent.] Sydney, Wednesday. The Elections
One very effective mode of nullifying the country vote is to hold the elections in harvest time. Either intentionally or unavoidably, it seems…
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[?] National Duma, which was opened at [?] last week, passionately and [?] de[?]ded full an[?]sty for re[?] agrairan, and political offenders…
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THE polling for an alderman to fill the vacancy in the local Municipal Council caused by the resignation of Ald. Dobson took place on Saturday…
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[?] The polling at the Dulwich election render[?] by the resignation of Dr. F. R. [?] (Conservative) resulted as follows:— [?] A. Bonar Law (Conservative), 6709:…
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THE defeat of the Labor candidate at the Glenelg election, closely following a similar experience at Queanbeyan, shows that caucus methods are not in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Imperial Parliament. Various Matters. London
The Earl of Portsmouth, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for War, speaking at Andover, said that unquestionably the two main principles in the Education Bill, introduced…
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The defeat of the Labour candidate at the Glenelg election, closely following a similar experience at Queanbeyan, shows that caucus methods are…
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[?] after re-emphasising the de[?] the peasants, unanimously applov[?] Address in-Reply, calling open the [?] give pledges for land and political…
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The second which were taken at [?] general election in France were largly [?] favour of the Government. Colonel extend and Mr. Deroulsede (Nationalist)…
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The Worcester election has been declared [?] in consequence of bribery, but there is [?] reflection on Mr. Williamson, the succession candidate, personally…
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Ia South America they make no secret of their corruption in regard to elections. For instance, a Buenos Ayres paper reporting a election to fill up the vacancies in the Chamber of Deputies, says:-…
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The election for 'the Chamber oi Representatives took place in Belgium yesterday. The majority of the Government was reduced from 20 to 12, the reduction being due to…
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LONDON, Friday.—The Government is disconcerted at the cleavage in its majority, owing to the attitude of the Labor members upon various…
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At a meeting of the State Executive held on Tuesday, Parliament was further prorogued till Tuesday, June 26, when members will met for the despatch of…
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The Imperial parliament has been adjournied until the 7th of June…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A.M.P. Society. Election of Directors. Victory for the Extension Policy
The election of three directors of the A.M.P. Society—the first election since the referendum upon the policy of extending the Society's…
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The first, set of ordinances under the Local Government (Shire) Act has been published in the Government Gaz[?] The ordinances…
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THE election of three directors of the A M.P. Society—the first election since the referendum upon the policy of extending the society's business to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →First Impressions of Parliament. a Labor Member's Views
If I dare venture to tell the whole truth I shall have to confess, writes Mr Philip Snowden, M.P., in the "Daily Dispatch," that my experience of Parliament so far…
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