Gloucester Election
THE New South Wales State Election campaign is now in its last week, and everything points to a sweeping victory for the National Party. In…
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Politics & elections, 1917
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The State Election. the National Candidate at Cundletown. (Continued from last issue.) Works Policy
In referring to this the speaker said Hint tho long standing contest between contract and day labor systems would now result in the…
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The State election campaign is now in its last week, and everything points to a sweeping victory for the National party. in our own electorate of…
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Mr. Price rewrote that lowing to the surprise packet prepared by Mr.Holman, leader of the National party but still "true Labor." he cannot see…
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Mr. R. A. Price held a political meeting at Tuncurry. Mr. Morley presided. The attendance was large, and most enthusiastic. A unanimous…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Premier on the Gloucester Election
Just before going to press we received a lengthy wire from our Sydney agents, giving Mr. Holman's candid impressions of Mr. Price…
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Mr. Price completely replied to all the misleading statements of his opponents here lust night. He receive an almost unanimous vote of…
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"Northern Champion" election results will be posted in Victoria-street to-night—night of election…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gloucester Election. MR. A. J0nes at Taree. a Hearty Meeting
Mr. Albert J. Jones, selected Labor candidates for Gloucester electorate, addressed a large meeting in the Belmore Hall on Wednesday night,…
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The New South Wales State Election campaign is new in its last day, and everything points to a sweeping victory for the…
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The voting throughout the Gloucester electorate was fairly heavy.' Mr. Martin and Mr. Price kept remarkably close together for a considerable…
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Dear Sir,—Mr. Price was asked at this Taree meeting two questions:— (1) Did Mr. Price submit his…
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As will be noticed from our wires the returns of the State election, held Saturday last, are not yet complete; but it is estimated…
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Sir,—It is regretable to find so much sectarianism imparted into the above election. The latest attempt is to fasten a color badge on the religious…
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SATURDAY'S victory for the National Party must be regarded as highly satisfactory. The victory was forecasted, it is true, but nevertheless it…
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Sir,—As I have taken all active interest in securing the return of Mr. R. A. Price, the old member for Gloucester, Mr. Martin appears to…
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DEAR SIR,—Mr. Price was asked at his Taree meeting two questions:—(1) Did Mr. Price submit his name to the Central Liberal Executive for…
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Sir,—As I have taken an active interest in securing the return of Mr. R. A. Price, the old Member for Gloucester, Mr. Martin…
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In returning thanks at Taree on Saturday night Mr. Martin said: "I think we can congratulate ourselves to-night that we fought a…
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DEAR SIR,—There has been circulated broadcast throughout this electorate recently a most scurrilous pamphlet, grossly insulting to a large body of…
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