The Election
Our Sparkes Creek correspondent writes us that Mr. W. G. Ashford, the selected Labor candidate, addressed a well-attended and…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Federal Parliament the Senate
In the Senate yesterday. The Judiciary Bill was read a third time. The Vice President moved the second reading of the Transcontinental Railway Bill. He said…
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To the Editor of the Singleton ARGUS Sir,—ThE Executive of the Sydney Single Tax League has decided to submit a question to all candidates at…
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Mr W. J. Johnson, the selected Labor candidate for the Singleton seat at the forthcoming State elections, will be tendered a social by…
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It is not probable the present session of Parliament will produces a more notable series of events than took place on Tuesday last, when the Commons witnessed a…
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The first attempt at legislation to prevent the disfigurement of towns by hideous posters and to protect the beauties of country scenery (the Advertisements…
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Mr. W. J. Johnson, the selected labour candidate for Singleton, opened his candidature in Singleton by delivering an address in the hall of the Mechanics' Institute last evening…
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Mr. W. G. ASHFORD, our Kars Springs correspondent writes, addressed a fair gathering of electors at the Post Office on Wednesday…
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In the House, yesterday, Sir william Lyne, acting for the Prime Minister said he had to announce to members that certain change had taken place…
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The Rev. J. R. Campbell, who has been invited to stand for Cardiff in the Socialist interest, speaking at Tredgar, Monmonthshire, declared that the first great commandment…
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A meeting of the Federal Executive Council was held on Tuesday, over which Lord Northcote. the Governor-General, presided. A letter from Sir John Forrest, the Treasurer,…
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Senator Best, vice-president of the Executive Council, announced the resignation of Sir John Forrest from the Government, and said it was with deep regret he announced the…
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On Monday night a very fair audience, comprising a number of ladies, as well as electors of the sterner sex, assembled in the hall of…
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Mr Crick has announced himself as a candidate for Surry Hills. He poses as an Independent, with strong Labor sympathies. In his address, he…
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Old and experienced residents consider that unless something unforeseen happens in the Upper Hunter campaign, the polling at the coming election will not be as heavy as in…
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In the Senate yesterday. Senator Keating, Minister of Home Affairs, informed Senator St. Leger (Q.) that the anticipated decrease due to the introduction…
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The Premier at Balmain on Tues-day night, referring to the land scandals, said he had met his accusers face to face. They would…
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It is not probable the present session of Parliament will produce a more notable series of events than took place on Tuesday last, when the Commons witnessed a…
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In the Senate yesterday, Leave of absence was granted to "Senator Pulsford on the ground of ill-health. Senator Dobson introduced a bill to amend…
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In the House of Representatives, Mr Edwards (Q.) presented a petition from the arrowroot and cornflour manufacturers of Queensland, stating…
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