Municipal Election
There was very little interest shown in the election on Wednesday to fill the vacancy created by the registration of Ald. James McQuade. The…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The Gloucester Election. Preliminary Announcement to the Electors
Ladies and Gentlemen,— Some time in August next the present Parliament must dissolve by effluxion of time, and I take this early opportunity of announcing to you my intention of seeking your suffrages…
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"BONAMY" writes in the Clarence "Advocate" -- Rumor is persistent that Captain O'Connor intends contesting the Clarence electorate…
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Ladies and Gentlemen,— Some time in August next the present Parliament must dissolve by effluxion of time, and I take this early opportunity of announcing to you my intention of seeking your suffrages…
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Parliament was opened at noon with the usual ceremony. The Governor's speech referred to the death of King Edward and the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Will Labor Win ? Mr. Lee Says "No," Effect of the Federal Elections
Will the Liberals lose ? Since the defeat of Mr. Deakin's party many public men have spoken prophetically regarding teh outcome of the…
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Parliament was opened on Tuesday with the usual ceremonies. The Governor's Speech stated:— "I am happy to offer you my…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday there was wild hilarity among members of the Opposition as the successful candidates at the five…
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LAST week saw the opening of the last session of the present State Parliament. At most the session can only last about three months…
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An exciting episode occurred in the Legislative Assembly late last night. Mr. Griffiths refused to accept the assertion by Chief…
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Ladies and Gentlemen,— Some time in August next the present Parliament must dissolve by effluxion of time, and I take this early opportunity of announcing to you my intention of seeking your suffrages…
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THE Member for Raleigh (Mr. G. S. Briner, M.P.) has given notice of the following resolutions in the Assembly:—…
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Twenty-seven members of the House of Representatives and six Senators will leave Sydney to-night for Melbourne for the opening of the…
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During the week Mr. Briner asked the following questions in parliament: -- (a) Has the Minister's attention been drawn to a…
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In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly last night Premier Wade moved for leave to introduce a bill to amend the Industrial…
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During a debate in the Legislative Assembly last night Mr. Nielson, a Labor member, declared that a certain ruling given by the Chairman…
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Ladies and Gentlemen,— Some time in August next the present Parliament must dissolve by effluxion of time, and I take this early opportunity…
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THE fourth Federal Parliament was opened on Friday. Members were sworn in. Mr. Chas, M'Donald, the member…
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In the Assembly the Premier moved in Committee for leave to introduce a bill to amend the Industrial Disputes Act. The measure is designed to…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday Mr. Alfred Deakin resumed the debate on the address-in-reply. The ex-Prime Minister severely…
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