Raleigh Election
Mr. G. S. Briner states that he does not desire any immunity in the coming election campaign from either the Liberal and Reform League in Sydney…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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Election of Mayor
A SPECIAL meeting of the Municipal Council was held on Friday to elect a Mayor in the room of Ald. Small resigned. The Town Clerk presided,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Kempsey Municipal Council. Election of Mayor
A SPECIAL meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Kempsey was held on Friday afternoon of last week for the purpose of electing a Mayor…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →The State Election. Mr. Gregg at Gloucester
Mr. J. W. Gregg, the Liberal candidate, addressed the electors of Gloucester, on Wednesday night last. Mr. W. W. Hawdon, Shire…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Bruce Smith, speaking on the second reading of the Arbitration Bill, said there was a big political…
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Last night the Workmen's Compensation Bill was passed through committee in the Legislative Assembly with amendments. The bill will…
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ELECTIONS nowadays are tame affairs compared to those of olden times; but occasional incidents show that the old fire still smoulders and needs…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →The State Election. Mr. Con. Hog an on the Works
Mr. Con. Hogan, the Labor Candidate, addressed a very representative gathering of railway workers at the 29-mile camp on Sunday 31st July…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The State Elections. Mr. R. Davidson's Candidature
MR. R. DAVIDSON, M.L.A., addressed, a well attended meeting at the I.O.G.T. Hall on Friday evening under the presidency of the Mayor…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday the Prime Minister moved the second reading of the Australian Notes Bill. Mr. Fisher pointed out…
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Commodore Pritchard served the sea for half a century. Just before retiring from the command of the Mauretania he…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. Polling Day: October 18
A motion favouring the abolition of monetary deposits by Parliamentary candidates has been carried. Mr. W. F. Dunn, a school teacher (lately…
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In the Assembly leave was given to introduce the second ballet by 31 votes to 10. The second reeding is fixed for to-night…
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SIR.—In view of the fact that some professed Liberals have been commenting rather severely and without justification on my action in becoming a…
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Mr. H. R. Bridson, the selected Labor candidate, addressed a fair crowd from the balcony of McKune's hotel on Saturday night, under the…
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Yesterday in the House of Representatives Prime Minister Fisher intimated to Sir John Forrest that he would deliver his financial…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Questions in Parliament. Mr. Briner Wants to Know
(1.) North Coast Railway:--Mr. Gillies for Mr. Briner, asked the Secretary for Public Works,--(1.) Has the question of the route of the North Coast Railway,…
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SIR,--I read with great interest the reports of Mr. Davidson's speech in the local papers last week. Permit me to premise my remarks by stating that…
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THE burning of Laurieton School of Artswill necessitate our as pirants for Parliamentary honors addressing open-air meetings. This will…
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The present Parliament expires on September 26. The writs must be issued within four clear days from that date, polling day will be on Tuesday,…
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