Election of Shire Council Committees
At Monday's meeting of the Council, that being the first meeting of the year, President Black intimated that the Finance and Works…
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Politics & elections, 1915
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Election of Mayors and President
The election of Mayors for the various municipalisied and presidents for the shires will take place shortly. Under the existing Local Government…
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In the Assembly last night Mr. Wade appealed to the Ministry to call a truce in regard to party politics and to adhere to the spirit of…
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The reopening of Parliament with but the pro[?] of the State Premier, especially in view of the crucial question that has been raised respecting…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lively Scenes in Westralian Parliament. Premier and Opposition Leader Perth (W.A.)
Following tho public outcry that Parliamentarians should reduce their salaries during the war, there was a [?] and bitter delate in the…
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The President informed the Council on Monday that a mistake had been made in the election of committees and the business must be begun…
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At the meeting of the Council on Monday the election of the President took place, but prior to that business it was necessary to fix the allowance…
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The Mayoral election on Tuesday evening last passed off very quietly and pleasantly. Before it was entered upon, Ald. Hill mentioned the matter…
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The Labour Candidate was returned by a big majority for the Castlereagh seat, rendered vacant by the death of Mr. Trefle…
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Mr. Holman is pleased at the discomfiture of the F. and S. A. in its hasty effort to establish an independent party. Well might he,…
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J. K Lanuie Esq. J. P. Inver[?] Dear Mr. Laurie—The parliamentary party will leave sydney on the evening of the 13th April and will be at…
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Nominations will be received up hit 3rd May by the returning officer for five directors for Port stephens pictures protection board…
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The Federal Parliament resumed its sitting yesterday. The Prime Minister, Mr. Fisher, reviewed Australia's part in the war. In his Ministerial statement…
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THE Federal Parliament resumed on Wednesday Mr. Fisher reviewed Australia's part in the war in his Ministerial statement. Summarising the financial position, he said, from present…
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Referring to the forthcoming Queensland State elections, the "Daily Telegraph" says: "The elections will be followed with close attention…
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One has only to consider the decisions of the Political Labor Conference in regard to the Norton-Griffiths' agreement, the matter of the appointments…
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Mr. W. G. Mahoney has been selected by the Dalley Labor Electorate Council to contest the Dalley Federal seat rendered vacant by the death of…
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Representatives of the Australian Natives' Association waited upon the Premier (Mr. Vaughan), at Adelaide, and made representations in…
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The Queensland General Elections eventuate on May 22, and the electioneering campaign is now in full swing. The Labour Party, headed by its…
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