The State Elections. the Issue
On Friday next the electors of the State will be called upon to exercise the franchise. This privilege is accorded them only once in every three…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The Election. People Who Should Vote for Wade
I.—THE FARMER, because Wade gave him reduced rates on store stock; made 676,824 acres of firstclass land valuable and settled…
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In our advertising columns will be found an announcement of a number of meetings to be held before polling day. On Thursday next Liberal tallies will be…
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Friday next is polling day. The polling booths will be open from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. In addition to the election of State members…
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To-morrow evening addresses on behalf of the Labour candidate for Maitland will be delivered at Morpeth by Messrs. W. Grahame, Frith, and D. Maher ; at East…
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next is polling day. [?] will be open from 8 a.m. p.m. [?] to the election of State members…
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PURSUANT to notice, the Hon. Jos. Cook, deputy-leader of the Federal Opposition, and ex-Minister for Defence, addressed a large meeting…
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In the Senate yesterday. The Minister of Defence introduced a bill relating to naval defence, which was read a first time…
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To candidates Parliament Friday next will bring great relief. It is not in human nature to bear for long so severe a strain as some of them are…
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Sir,—An effort has been made on this occasion by so called Liberal fighters to gull the public by some imaginary dangers, that I desire to…
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Sir,—As a working man with a family to maintain, I crave space in your valuable columns to ask a few questions re the above…
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The Osborne judgment is the chief factor in the Walthamstown election…
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Friday next is polling day. The polling booths will be open from 8 a.m. untill 6 p.m. In addition to the election of State members…
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[?] will be open from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. During the hours of polling all the hotels must close…
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To-morrow every elector who recognises, his public responsibility will vote…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Senate Chataway (Q.) moved the adjournment of the House to consider the failure of the Government to give the Senate an opportunity of…
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We are on the eve of the long-looked for and fateful day for which political candidates and their friends have been making great and in some cases frantic, preparations for many months…
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Ideal weather was experienced for the polling to-day, and, as was anticipated consequent on the absorbing interest which had been aroused by the no-license campaign, great activity reigned at…
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In the Senate yesterday. The two Land Tax Bills were received and read a first time. Senator Pearce, Minister of Defence,…
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Amidst fine weather the final rallies of the opposing electioneering parties were held last evening, and drew large crowds. Mr. John Gillies, the Liberal candidate, and the old and tried…
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