The Election Campaign. Mr. Briner's Meetings
Although many members of Parliament, including the member for Raleigh, quite expected an election early, very few were prepared for one as…
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Politics & elections, 1917
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State General Elections. Gloucester Electorate. to the Electors. Ladies and Gentlemen.—
A dissolution of Parliament being, now imminent and a General Election having been fixed for the 24th March next, I desire to inform you…
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Following upon the dissolution of Parliament by proclamation on Wednesday, the Premier opened the National party's campaign at…
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Sir,—As the Selected Labor Candidate for Gloucester I would like to suggest that the three candidates visit the different…
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The National Candidate, Mr. L. O. Martin, is one of the best known men in the Glouces er Electorate, although naturally…
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As a result of the election two of the old councillors of C riding got thrown overboard. There were six candidates in the field. The…
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Never again to bet on election; but if I "do" bet, to begin curly, and collect short ends.' Never again to speak unkindly of other…
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It has been said that the CHRONICLE is not giving Mr. R. A. Price fair play in the present contest. Mr. Price has not said so, but some of his supporters…
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Discussing the possibility of an early Senate election, Senator Gardiner, leader of the Labor party in that Chamber, recently remarked…
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The Governor-General has, on the advice of his Ministers, dissolved both the Senate and House of Representatives. A Federal election for both…
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Following on the charges made on Prime Minister Hughes, and Senators Given and Pearce, by Senators Watson, Senator Millen,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Election. Mr. H. W. Rowe Opens His Campaign
In McQuade's Victoria Theatre on Saturday night last about 600 people attended the initial meeting of the selected Labor candidate, Mr…
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With reference to a communication from Mr. J. Thomson to the Chief Electoral Officer, forwarding a letter from Mr. R. O. West, of…
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On Monday next, Mr. H. D. Morton, M.L.A., opens his campaign in the Nambucca portion of the Hastings and Macleay Electorate…
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At noon on Saturday lost the Returning Officer for the Gloucester Electorate (Mr. S. Whi[?]read) announced from the steps of the…
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The House of Representatives is to be dissolved on 26th March. Nominations will close on 5th April, and Polling Day has been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Election. Mr. H. D. Morton at Kempsey. a Quite Meeting
In the victoria Theatre on Thursday night last a large crowd numbering between 800 and 1,000 people assembled to hear Mr. H. D…
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The chosen Labor candidate for Hastings and Macleay--Mr. H. W. Howe addressed a meeting from the balcony of McNiven's Hotel on…
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Mr. Martin addressed a large meeting of electors at Cundle. Mr. H. Edwards was in the chair. In opening his address Mr. Martin…
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Mr. L. O. Martin, the National Candidate, is having an astonishingly successful tour of the electorate. At Nabiac,. according to one of the oldest…
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