The Hon. H. D. Morton's Election Meeting
Monday evening in Kempsey Theatre Royal Mr. Morton before a representative audience of both sexes that not only densely packed the…
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Politics & elections, 1913
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Federal Parliament. More Uproar
The House of Representatives carried the second reading of the bill to restore the postal voting by 37 to 36. An effort was made in…
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The State Parliament was dissolved to-day…
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A Proclamation issued to-day dissolved the N.S.W. Legislative Assembly and prorogued the Legislative Council till December 23rd…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →General Elections. Hastings & Macleay Electorate. Mr. R. Davidson at Bowraville
On Tuesday evening of last week Mr. R. Davidson, the candidate who is carrying the Liberal flag in the present State election for the…
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The Hon. H. D. Morton's meeting at Kempsey on Monday night was the most enthusiastic and successful ever held on the Macleay, at least…
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Speaking at Willoughby, Mr. Wade strongly condemned Sir William McMillan's action in contesting the seat against the…
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On Saturday night Mr. D. Cowan addressed a big audience at Cundletown and was splendidly received. The gathering was a representative…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Glouoester Election. Sir. Price's Meetings. Dyer's Crossing
Mr. R. A. Price held a splendid meeting at Dyer's Crossing, Mr. H. Noble occupying the chair. A vote of thanks was carried on the motion of Mr. Cusack,…
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Councillor Hugh McKinnon, one of the five candidates for Gloucester at the forthcoming State election addressed a meeting at the Belmore Hall, Taree, last Saturday night…
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SIR,—In your issue of the 29th inst., you say that the Catholic elector is urged by the "Catholic Press" and by many prominent spokesmen of the Catholic Federation…
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Mr. J. Thomson, M.H.R., is in receipt of an intimation that, in compliance with a request contained in a letter from Mr. D. Welsh (Honorary…
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Reports have reached us of Mr. H. D. Morton's phenomenal success in the Camden Haven district. On every hand he is being received with enthusiam…
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On this Saturday Mr. David Cowan speaks at Craven Creek at 3 p.m. and at 7.30 in the Gloucester School of Arts…
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Councillor Hugh McKinnon, one of the five candidates for Gloucester at the forthcoming State election addressed a meeting at the Belmore Hall, Taree, last Saturday night…
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The results of the meetings, of electors at Craven Creek and at Gloucester on Saturday last must have been encouraging to Mr. Cowan in his…
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Mr. D. Cowan, the Country Party Candidate, for the forthcoming election in Gloucester addressed a well-attended meeting in the Gloucester…
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The official nomination of candidates for the constituency of Gloucester took place at noon on Saturday last at the School of Arts Tarce, with Mr…
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Nomination Day having now passed, the issue at the approaching election are more clearly defined. Notwithstanding a good deal of noise, bluff, and bluster made by certain…
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