Election Of Church Wardens. April 6, 1872
A meeting for the election of Churchwardens was appointed to be held at Tinonee last Tuesday; but, with the…
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Politics & elections, 1952
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Bowling Club Election Results
Elections at the Taree Bowling Club resulted:-- Competition Committee: V. Wemyss, H. Bennett, R. Gyde…
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Manning River Show Society secretary, Mr. Geoff Priestley, was re-elected for the fifth time at the monthly meeting on Monday night…
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Addressing Honourable Members of the Legislative Council, and Members of the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, His Excellency, the Governor of New South Wales, Sir John Northcott, said: "I appreciate your attendance here to-day in response to the message conveyed to…
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MR. L. C. JORDAN (Oxley): I ask the Premier whether portion of the funds for the current years public works…
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Mr. P. E. Lucock, MP for Lyne, has been notified as follows by the Chief Electoral Officer for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Peeps Into the Past. Some Items From "The Manning River News." First Newspaper Published On The Manning, At Tinonee. The Editor and Proprietor of "The Manning River News" was Horace Dean. Election Petitions. June 1, 1872
The uncertainty attached to the result of election petitions was well illustrated by Mr. Taylor, one of the Members…
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Within 12 months, Australian, voters face a Senate election of unusual importance, for it will decide…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--The Lib.-CP. candidate, Mr. H. R. Petty, narrowly won the Toorak seat in the Legislative…
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Mr. P. E. Lucock, M.P., for Lyne, has been notified as follows by the Chief Electoral Officer for the Commonwealth, Mr. V. F. Turner…
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SYDNEY, Sun.--The Premier, Mr. J. J. Cahill, tonight declined to comment on a report that an influential…
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NEW YORK, Sun.--President Truman is preparing to embark on what may be his last election tour…
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Any elector enrolled and qualified to vote for the Division of Flinders (Victoria) who will be absent from that…
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The A.L.P. has endorsed. Mr, E. G. Whitlam as candidate Werriwa Federal electorate. to contest the vacant seat in…
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Cr. Harry Bailey, of Dorrigo, has gained selection in the pre-selection ballot for the next Federal elections, as…
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MELBOURNE, Sund. -- Labor won the by-election for the Flinders seat in the House of Representatives. The Labor candidate, Mr. K. E. Hewitt, had an absolute majority of 3236 over his Liberal and Independent opponents…
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CANBERRA, Tues. -- It is not the intention of the Government to relieve the Federal Treasurer, Sir Arthur…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs.--— It was announced here tonight that most political parties are preparing for an…
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MELBOURNE, Tues. -- The Hollway "rebel" Government of Liberal and Country Party members, with aid from the Labor Party, was defeated in the Legislative Assembly tonight, 10 hours…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Election Year in the United States. The Role Of Minority Parties
Prom the earliest days of the Republic the President of the United, States has been elected from one of the two…
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