State Elections U.a.p.-u.c.p. Decision Preference Votes Sydney
After negotiations extending over several days, the United Australia Party and the United Country Party have agreed to…
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Politics & elections, 1932
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Labour Candidates Sydney
The following endorsements were announced by the Executive of the State Australian Labour party last night, after it had considered the…
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(In pursuance of its desire to give all sides of the political argument, the "Daily Mercury" today prints the matter supplied on…
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In this issue appears the programme for Hon. W. Bennett's election campaign, commencing on Monday next. See advt…
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In view of the short time at their disposal, the A.L.P. have decided, as a beginning, to endorse all sitting members as candidates, leaving others to…
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The first of a series of articles which it is hoped to contribute for the information of electors in this locality…
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"In a statement to-dny, Mr. O'Hearn, M.L.A., revealed what might easily be the fate of the Moratorium Act should the U.A.P. and U.C.P. be…
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Sir.—"Bob In," in last night's issue, still complains of the 1/ in the £ tax. under the premiers Agreement…
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It is now certain that there will be no resumption of the tariff debate in the Federal Parliament until both Houses reassemble at the end of July…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →MUSWELLBROOK Coming Elections Upper Hunter Seat Muswellbrook
Interesting developments are likely in [?] to Upper Hunter seat in the forthcoming elections…
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At a well-attended meeting of the Electoral Council of the United Country Party of the Glouster electorate held at Stroud on…
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The Country Party stated at the outset of this campaign, that Labour would attempt to gull the people by fear-fear of what the other side…
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Sir,— In your issue of the 21st instant a correspondent, "Country," makes a lamentably feeble and unjust attack on some pollicians,…
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A by-election to fill an extraordinary vacancy in the Municipal Council, due to the resignation of Alderman C. Paterson, will be held on Saturday,…
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Mr. J. Shakespeare, Labor candidate for the Upper Hunter seat, visited Muswellbrook yesterday to finalise arrangements in connection with his…
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The contest in the Upper Hunter electorate will be fought out by two Country Party candidates, and a candidate representing the State…
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Rumors were frequent in the last few days that Mr. A. C. Marshall, of Kavensworth, had decided to contest the seat at a U.A.P. candidate…
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The U.A.P., which stands for all clases and believes in justice for every member of the community, realises that you cannot injure one section of…
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Mr. Arthur Howarth, the United Australia Party Candidate, will address meetings as follows:—Wednesday: Yarrabong Bridge, Louth Park,…
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Sir,—The delegates of the Maitland Electoral Council wish to warn the fathers and mothers of this electorate not to be misled by Mr. Stevens…
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