West Australian Election. Big Win for Labor
As a result of the crushing defeat received by the West Australian Government at the polling booths on Tuesday, Mr Wilson, the Premier, tendered the…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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The Maitland By-election. Address by Mr. Garland
A very large and enthusiastic meeting of the electors was addressed in the Town Hall on Saturday night by the Moil John Garland, K.C., M.L.C., in support of the candidature of Major Nicholson. The…
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Mr. J.P. Osborne, M.L.A., came form Sydney this morning, together with several city lady organisers. He is advertised to speak in company with Mr. Vial from the…
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The result of the by-election for North Tyrone ws as follows.—Mr. T. Russell [?] 3104; Mr. Hordman(Unionist) [?]…
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The election addresses delivered at Quirindi on Saturday night by the Premier and the Minister for Lands consisted largely of eulogy of Mr Willis…
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The writ for the Maitland election is expected to be issued this eveneing. It is stated that Saturday, 28th instant, has been set down for polling day—the same day as…
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Mr. J. P. Osborne, M.L.A., (he member for Paddington, addressed a meeting of electors from the balcony of Bickerton's Hotel last evening in support of the candidature of Mr…
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The Hon. W. Sennett has announced his retirement from the Maitland contest. This will allow a straight-out fight between a…
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SATURDAY, 28th inst., has been fixed as polling day for the Liverpool Plains and Maitland by-elections. Both electorates are already being…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Briner asked the Premier if the Government had arrived at a decision with regard to the payment of gratuities to all…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator Pea roe, Minister of Defence said he wished to move, "That this Senate places on record its high appreciation of the great…
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In the Council yesterday. The President reported the receipt of messages from the Lieutenant Governor, notifying…
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Mr Nielsen- M.L.A., stated at Helensburgh that in his opinion, whatever the result of the by-election, a general election was imperative as soon as possible…
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Claims amounting to £2179 were allowed by the Northwich Compensation Board for subsidence of property due to brine-pumping in connection…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Thomas asked if it were a fact that a member of the Ministry had sent on to the Commissioners for Distribution of Electoral…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Petherick Collection Bill was read a third time. The Naval and Military Decorations Bill was further considered in committee…
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There was a largo attendance at the Electric Picture Palace last evening when Hon. C. W. Oakes, late member for Paddington. delivered an address in support of Major Nicholson, the…
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The writ in connection with the Maitland election will be issued to-morrow. Nominations close on Friday, October 20, polling will lake place on Saturday, 28,…
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Claims amounting to £2179 were allowed by the Northwich Compensation Board for subsidence of property due to brine-pumping in connection…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Supply Bill for £ 1,409,534 was read, and after debate, passed through all its stages, and the House adjourned until…
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