The Election Campaign
By the time that this issue sees the light, the general election campaign of 1907 will have practically come to its termination, and within a fow hours political enthusiasts all…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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The General Election. the Poling
Though the weather conditions were anything but pleasant, consequent, on the prevalence of a cold and boisterous westerly wind, a large number of electors turned out…
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SIR WILLIAM LYNE'S escapade on one hand, and the action of the Labor men in lending themselves to the salary grab on the other,…
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For the convenience of those who take an interest in electioneering matters and the compiling of scores for each candidate from the various polling…
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The elections for the return of members to our State Parliament take place to-day, and arrangements have been made for the reception and…
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With so many weighty considerations pending, more than usual interest is being taken in the result of the State elections, and the man in the street, as…
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The general elections took place throughout [?] State yesterday, and intense interest was [?] in the results of the polling. When the [?] members were posted outside our office last…
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In the House yesterday. Dr. Liddell (N.S.W.) asked if the Government had obtained any report from any medical man relative to Mr. Beale's report on…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Senator Neild moved the suspension of the Standing Orders to enable him to move for the appointment of a select committee to…
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Nothing more orderly and peaceful in the nature of a public event could be imagined than election day in Muswellbrook. The electors, went quietly to the polling booth…
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Mr. N. Neilsen (Labour) has defeated Mr. Grogan for Yass. Barren Jack turned Mr. Neilsen's minority into a substantial lead. The final official returns from Hartley give…
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ALTHOUGH on Monday, it looked as though there was going to be wet weather for the polling for the State election, we were not so fortunate…
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In the Senate yesterday. The Navigation Bill was introduced and read a first time. The Bounties Dill was further considered…
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During the late contest Mr Bennett's opponents circulated the statement that he was interested in a brewery and had been selected by…
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The general elections took place throughout the State on Tuesday, and intense interest was full in the results of polling. When the numbers were posted outside our office in the…
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la the Senate, Senator Nefid (N.S.W.) asked if the Government was in a position to produce the report upon the allegations made in the Semite on August 16…
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Discontent has arisen at the Port Kombla harbor works owing to several men having been dismissed for being absent from work on the afternoon of…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator Best, Vice-president of the Executive Council, moved the second reading of the Navigation Bill. He referred to the complex…
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The writs in connection wth the General elections are made returnable on September 20, and as Parliament must, according to law, meet within…
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As soon as the House of Representatives met on 'Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Liddelf (N.S.W.) took steps to move the, adjournment of the House for the purpose of…
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