The Coming Election (To the Editor.)
Sir,—In your paper and the "Daily Telegraph" this morning, one can see a most striking resemblance, "The Sharkey-Dempsey fight, and The…
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Politics & elections, 1927
81 stories in Illawarra's papers · page 3 of 5
The Election (To the Editor)
Sir,—Once again that staggering mountain of political conceit [?]T.G. has moved, and has produced the proverbial mouse which is as inec[?]…
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Sirm,—In my first letter I asked Mr Smith why he had "ratted" on the Labor Movement. His reply was a shower of abuse and a few…
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Sir,—The Illawarra political comic, "J.T.G.," doubtless loyal to his instructions, has returned, to the attack, but fortunately has compressed his…
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Sir,—After referring to me as a comet, a mouse, a humbug, Red Indian, an Uriah Heap, Red Protagonist, etc., Mr. Smith has the colossal…
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Sir,—."J.T.G.", true to his environment, is exhibiting some of the propensities of a mountain, goat in jumping from one slippery place to another…
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Once again the people of N.S.W. are agitated by the disagreeable experience of a Parliamentary election. The term "disagreeable" will…
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One of the most interesting of our annual fixtures is the conference of farmers and settlers held in Sydney every year. The present year was no…
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Sir,—After reading for weeks past Mr. Smith's fulminations against me[?] for daring to ask him why he "ratted'[?] on the Labour Movoment, many have…
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The election of officers resulted as follows:—Chairman, Mr. Cowain; vice, Messrs. A. Fishlock and Thickamore; hon. sec, Mr. F. March; treasurer, Mr…
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'Sir,—"J.T.G.," having received another cargo of political dope from his superiors, has returned to the battle with his full supply of garbage Truly…
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Mr. Norman Smith opened his campaign as the Nationalist Candidate for the Wollongong electorate, at Kiama on Tuesday night last…
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Mr. Norman M. Smith, the selected Nationalist candidate to contest the Wollongong electorate, delivered his address to the Kiama electors in the…
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The Honorable W. Davies, M.L.A., Minister for Education, has made personal representations to his colleague, the Chief Secretary, for the provision…
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Sir,—Even when writing as "Professor Prim", Mr. Percy Meggy cannot avoid his curious habit of making vague statements against the tariff…
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At the meeting of the Central Illawarra Council on Wednesday a communication was received from Ald. H. H. Lee resigning his position of…
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Ald. N. M. Smith opened his campaign in Wollongong on Tuesday evening, in the Wollongong Town Hall. Mr. C. Statham presided, and had…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Radio in the Home You Hear It All Over the Air Elections by Radio Effect of Broadcasting
It is a good augury for the tone of the State Election Campaign that both the Government and Opposition Parties are now using broadcasting stations for…
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Sir,—Mr. N. Smith, having swallowed a lump of "Lifebuoy" soap, is now chock full of bubbles, and bubbles banalities and balderdash like a baby…
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The Hon. V. Davies, M.L.A. (Minister for Education), who is again a candidate in the Labour interests for this electorate at the forthcoming State…
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