Past Elections
A study of the polling; which has taken place at the last two State elections at the polling booths which will be used on Saturday next makes…
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Politics & elections, 1930
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Oxley Election. To the Editor, "M. R. Times."
Sir,--As an elector in this very important electorate of' Oxiey, and having taken a keen interest" in the political affairs of our State and…
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The election issue is clear cut. The Country and National Parties intend to honour the Melbourne Economic Agreement. The Labour…
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Mr. C. W. Booth, the endorsed Labor candidate for Raleigh Electorate, created a good impression on a fair house at the School of Arts on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tinonee. Our Local Parliament
The ordinary meeting of our P. and C. Association was held in the school room on Monday, 13th. Mr. E. J. Miller, vice- president, presided. Others…
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A Kempsey telegram to a city paper says: As forecasted early in the campaign, the Raleigh representative in the next Parliament will…
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Following on our remarks in last issue, we reiterate the statements therein contained regarding the decision of the Commonwealth and all…
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Writes the "Horald": Equally promising from the point of View of the Country Party, are Mr. R. S. Vincent's chances in Raleigh,…
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On the occasion of the present election the "Champion" office has met with considerable difficulty in obtaining details of the voting in Oxley, but we will, as far…
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Mr. J. Tully, M.H.R. (Barton), addressed a largely attended meeting in the Bower on Wednesday night in support of the candidature of Mr. A…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →State Elections. to the Electors of Oxley. (Per favor, Editor, "M. R. Times.")
On Saturday, October 25th, the duty as electors devolves on us to elect a representative to Parliament for the coming three years. There are four…
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At the request of the Labor Party, who have a big advertisement in this issue, we publish the following:-- A FEW FACTS…
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Some politicians would have the electors believe that the cry of depression is being used as a bogey for electioneering…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Candidates' Printing. To the Editor "M. R. Times."
Dear Sir.--As in your issue of 11th. inst you deemed it necessary to draw the publics attention to the fact that the Independent candidate for Oxley…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Local Polling
In contrast with the excitement manifested in other electorates very little interest was taken in the local polling, the sitting Nationalist…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Elections Nationalist Government Defeated Big Labor Gains
The Labor Party, led by Mr J. T. Lang, had a sweeping victory at the Polls on Saturday, carrying many Nationalist seats in the city…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Elections Affect London Market
London: The N.S.W. elections have severely disquietened the market for Australian stocks. Dealers are reluctant to bid for offerings and the tone…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Elections Swing to Labor
The voice of the people spoke on Saturday in the polling booths throughout New South Wales, and, whether for right or wrong, only time will show,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Elections. Big Swing to Labor. Wages Cut Sways City Electors
The poll throughout New South Wales on Saturday was very heavy. " This was to be expected. In view of the imposition of compulsory Voting…
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The State elections Saturday last resulted in a sweeping victory for Labour, the latest counting, though not complete, indicating that party will…
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