What Will the Boers Do? Some Election Reflections
The expected has happened. The Dutch again rule the Transvaal. The position is without parallel in the history of the Empire. It is not yet five years…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Meeting of Parliament
The State Parliament will meet on the second Tuesday in July, It is expected the session will be short, as two matters will only be dealt with…
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"WHEN the State Parliament was prorogued, it was freely predicted that it would not meet again. The prophets were mistaken. Parliament is to meet…
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MR. GEORGE ROSS, who is the selected Labor candidate for Belabula against Hon. Thomas Waddell, complains bitterly of the restrictions placed upon…
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The fact that the thinking has to he done by individual heads, in the case of all Parliaments, has led to the existence of a number of persons…
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THE Governor opened Parliament at noon on Tuesday. There was a large attendance and the Speech was very short…
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THE State election casts its shadows ahead. Old members and fresh candidates can now be seen promenading in public with their wives, and even (in…
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PARLIAMENT was duller than usual at its re-assembling. This was not surprising. Members have had six months' holiday on full pay, and there…
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Though the date of the general elections in New South Wales has not yet been fixed, it is understood that they will take place either on Tuesday,…
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The new Reichstag, according to the "Sunday a Home," contains 220 Protestants, as compared with 179 in the 179 in the House. There are 141 Roman…
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MR. JOHN HURLEY, Chairman of the Public Works Committee, laid the report of the Narromine to Peak Hill railway inquiry on the table in the…
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The following information has been issued by circular by the authority of the Chief Secretary:—The paper owed the "Elector's Eight" is not now…
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A parish church was vacant, and the beadle, who was rather a pawky character, was very loud in his praise of one of the candidates…
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Mr Eden George, M.P., accompanied by his wife, leaved Sydney on Sunday night in order to conduct a vigorous campaign in his electorate. He will…
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The new Reichstag, according to the "Sunday at Home," contains 220 Protestants, as compared with 179 in the previous House. There are 141 Roman…
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Sir The Executive of the Sydney Single Tax League has decided to submit a question to all candidates at the forthcoming elections. It…
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So far as the little cliques which call themselves "Leagues" and the like, can arrange it, the representation of the State after the next general election…
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To the Editor of the COWRA GUARDIAN. SIR,—The Executive of the Sydney Single Tax League has decided to submit a question to all candidates at the forthcoming election…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Ashburnham Election. Mr. Eden George at Peak Hill
ON Tuesday night previous to the Show Mr. Eden George held a successful meeting in the Masonic Hall, under the presidency of the Mayor of Peak…
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