Federal Elections. Labour Leading
The first reports issued on Monday of the results of the poll taken on Saturday last showed ft convincing victory for Labour in N.S. Wales…
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Politics & elections, 1914
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Parliament
The reassembling of Parliament was pretty much a format matter. The Premier made a statement concerning the manner in which the unemployed…
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The following letter appeared in the Sydney daily a few days since from Mr. G. S. Briner, M.L.A. who contributed £5 to the Bellinger…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Holman gave notice of a bill to enable the Government to deal with the salaries of public servants and other matters of finance. He…
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There were "wigs on the green" in connection with the Canterbury byelection. Two Liberals the Rev. Mr. Ye[?] and Mr. Hilston went in…
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Parliament still meets once a week, but can do nothing until Mr. Holman, the Premier-Treasurer, can see his way to make his financial statement…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Nambucca River Entrance. Answers in Parliament
"The mass of information" promised in reply to a series of questions tabled in Parliament three mouths ago by the Member for Raleigh was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Werriwa Election
At a meeting held in honour of Mr. Conroy, who was defeated in his candidature for Werrina under most extraordinary circumstances, more…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →An Election Aftermath
Constable Reen prosecuted several offenders who had misconducted themselves at Barranganyatti on Election Day. Victor Singleton, John Ryan,…
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The United States general elections resulted in the Democratic majority in the Representatives being reduced from 147 to 20. Roosevelt's party…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Sydney Letter. Parliament
"All roads lead to Rome," it is said. All roads Parliamentary seem to lead to a long recess, with a trip to Europe for one or more of the more…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Mayoral Election
As had been confidently expected, the election of the Lord Mayor, instead of being conducted by open voting as the Council, in a moment of…
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