Mayoral Election
At the conclusion of the ordinary business of the Jamberoo Council, the meeting Mayor, Ald. H. Colley, was unanimously re elected mayor for the…
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Politics & elections, 1925
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Election Campaign
The campaign in Wollondilly was opened by Mr. Andrew Lysaght, one of the Selected Labour candidates in the Empire Theatre, Camden. Mr…
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The president referred to the great assistance he had received during the year from the Patron (Mr. W. J. Cochrane). The branch had a great asset…
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President, C. Tuckerman; Vice- President, J. Kenny; Secretary and Treasurer, J. Cavill. Finance Committee: Messrs. S. W. C…
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President, Mr. H. E. Cowain; vice-presidents, Messrs. H. M. Bloomfield (Bega) and John Porter (Mt. Keira); secretary, Mr. F. A. March…
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The Councillors of the Bulli Shire and members of the various Councils entitled to vote in connection with the election of a representative for the Ninth Constituency of the new Water Board, have an important duty to perform in selecting a representative for…
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ALD. NORMAN SMITH, Mayor of Wollongong, Candidate for 9th Constituency…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE A.L.P. CANDIDATES (To the Editor)
Sir—At a meeting of the district assembly of the Australian Labor party at Wollongong last Saturday week, I attended as the delegate for…
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Sir,—A letter appearing in your last issue above the name of Mr. George Beadle regarding the order of preference for A.L.P…
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Sir—In a letter appearing in your last issue, Mr. George Beadle makes certain statements relative to what transpired at the District Assembly…
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The Hon. Sir George Warburton Fuller, Premier of New South Wales, was born at Kiama, and comes of an old and well-respected land-owning family…
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Mr W. L. Howarth, Progressive, speaks in the Town Hall on Monday evening. On Tuesday evening the A.L.P…
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On Tuesday evening in the Town Hall, the selected Labor candidates began their campaign. Mr. Stevens, president of the Wollongong League…
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In the Town Hall on Monday evening Mr. W. L. Howarth, Progressive endorsed, submitted his claims. The Mayor, Alderman Smith, presided…
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In the Town Hall on Wednesday Sir George Fuller addressed a large audience. The Mayor, Alderman Smith, presided…
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Sir,—Under the heading, "The Premier in Wollongong," in your last issue, you report Sir George Puller as saying:—…
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The final count of the Thirroul-Bulli Queen Competition in connection with the N.S.W. Police effort on behalf of hospitals was declared at…
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Mr Edward Newton, Independent Labour Candidate, held a meeting in the Town Hall on Wednesday night last, presided over by Mr. Jack…
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Mr. W. DAVIES, M.L.A., who is one of the selected Labour candidates…
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Mr. W. L. Howarth, the only Progressive candidate in the Wollondilly election contest spoke at SShellharbour on Thursday night, previous to…
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