State Elections. Polling Day, Friday, October 14th
Since last Thursday political views have been expounded with all eloquence and determination to give the electors every opportunity of deciding how their votes…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The Wollondilly Press (Late "Bowbal Free Press.") 19.10.10. The State Elections. Labor's Narrow Majority
Polling for the State Elections took place on Friday last, and the fight Liberalism versus Labor resulted in the latter winning the day by a very…
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The New South Wales electors have recorded their verdict- a narrow majority for Labor. The latest polling returns received sinCe the day of election show:—…
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Mr. Wade went to "Cranbrook" yesterday afternoon and tendered Lord Chelmsford the resignations of himself and his colleagues. His Excellency…
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"How Parliament hates brains!" says Mr Bernard Shaw. He ls angry with the proposed Copyrignt Bill, and says that the Society of…
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It is a relief to turn from the quibblesome, special pleading of the Acting-Prime Minister to the plain and straight proposals which are to be submitted to the Conference of Labour which is to…
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Mr. McGowen and his friends deserve a certain amount of credit in two particulars at least. First, in adopting the estimates of their predecessors, and in abstaining from proposing further taxation,…
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