State Elections. Claims tor Enrolment. How to Make Application
THE general rolls for each district in the various State electorates are now on exhibition at every court house, post office, and police station…
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Politics & elections, 1913
307 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 14 of 16
Another Candidate for the Lachlan
THE following appeared in Wednesday's issue of the "Sydney Morning Herald,":—"Trundle Tuesday —Mr U. Bowles,…
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Mr W. C. Grahame, member for Wickham in the Parliament that has just expired, spoke from Flannery's hotel balcony last night in support of…
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Nominations for the State general elections closed on Saturday. Three members were returned unopposed:—Mr Cohen (Petersham), Mr Cann…
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Mr Wade accuses the State Government of partiality in connection with the arrangements for the elections…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence. Electioneering Veracity. To the Editor "The Forbes Advocate."
Sir,—I regret to find that electioneering speeches are to-day wanting in that measure of veracity necessary to the truthful instruction of the…
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Our "devil" having been so successful in forecasting tho results of sporting events on so many occasions, now enters the political arena and…
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FOLLOWING is the list of polling places for the Lachlan:- Badjerribong, Barmedman, Bena, Billy's Lookout, Bimbi, Bobadab,…
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Sir,—Mr. Trethowan has, during the last month, been holding meetings throughout the electorate. He has everywhere been received most…
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"The Forbes Advocate" result wires for Ashburnham and all available electorates for the State will be displayed from Richardson's Hotel balcony on…
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The crown law officers have decided that electors who are absent from their electorates during the hours of polling may cast their votes in any…
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The poll in connection with the election of a representative for Ashburnham will be taken at the different centres of the electorate on…
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The general elections for the State of New South Wales take place to-morrow. In view of the dose fight which it is expected…
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The candidates for Ashburnham are Mr. Arthur Grimm (Liberal) and Mr. J. P. Lynch (Labor). All Liberals should see to it that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Elections. Mr Hawthorne's Speech
Mr Joseph Elliott, president of the Farmers and Settlers' Association, presided at a meeting at the town hall last night, when Mr J. S. Hawthorne…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Elections. a Fighting Speech. Mr J. J. Cohen at Forbes
Mr J. J. Cohen, M.L.A., who has been returned' unopposed for Petersham electorate, addressed a large audience in the town hall on…
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To-night, in Forbes, the rival can-: didates for Ashburnham make their final appeals to the electors. Mr. Grimm speaks in Brook's hall, and…
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As usual, in conjunction with our contemporary "The Guardian," we have made arrangements to have the results displayed on the screen at the…
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The position of the parties now 1s: Labor 39, Liberal 36, Independent 1, Doubtful 2. There will be 12 for the second ballot…
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Returning Officer Webster makes Mr. Grimm's majority over Mr. Lynch 116 votes Our count makes it 106 There are some adjustments yet to be made, and…
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