Polling Place at Tubbamurra (To the Editor Guyra Argus)
The following official correspondence has been handed to us by Mr F. J. Thomas for publication:— Chief Secretary's Office, Sydney,…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Election Items
M. F. J. Thomas addressed a meeting in the Guyra School of Arts is [?] Thursday night, Mr W. Sounders being voted to the chair. The…
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The policy of the Liberal Party, as outlined in this issue, is one which most com- maud the approval of all who…
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THE fiscal debato was resumed in the House of Representatives on Tuesday by Sir John Forrest, who had an altercation with Lyne on the subjeet of the division…
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The Imperial Parliament has been prorogued. The King's speech expressed deep satisfaction with the result of the Colonial Conference, and gratification with the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Coming Election. an Indelible Impression. the Casino Express Opinion
THE Casino Express, of Tuesday last, which published in extenso the report of the Hon. C. A. Lee's glowing meeting at Casino, makes the following gratifying…
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Mr. OLIVE TEECE, son of the manager of the A.M.P. Society, will oppose Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan for Bel more. The Wellington TIMES, a staunch…
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Mr. Lonedale spoke on Tuesday at Rockwood, at Enmore on Wednesday, and at Kelly's Plains on Thursday nighl. On Saturday (to-night) he will…
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The Carruthers' Government appeals to the electors for a continuance os support on the grounds that they have fulfilled the pledges of last…
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The Hon. C. A. Leo will complete his tour of the River end of the Electorate to-day (Tuesday), and will return to Tenterfield on Thursday next. Mr. Lee has…
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THE following nominations were lodged with the Reluming Officer (Mr. J. A. Martin) on Friday:—BRVANT, FRANCIS (Labor), compositor…
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SIR,—In many cases the Labor party cannot get a local candidate for country districts, so it sends up a Sydney man. There are about a dozen Sydney Labor-Socialists…
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NOMINATIONS for the elections closed on Friday last, with the following classification of parties:—Metropolitan and Subarbana…
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The Hon. S. W. Morre's committee and supporters will meet at Carroll's Guyra Hotel on Saturday night next at 8 o'clock…
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On Tuesday next the electors of New South Wales will be called upon to elect a new Parliament, and to decide if…
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It seems a strange thing that the Labor Party cannot get local candidates to c[?]test the country cons[?]cies, and where an alleged…
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THE banking institutions in county Cumberland and the Newcastle district have been granted a half-holiday on polling-day…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Doming Election. Mr. Lee's Candidature
THE Hon. C. A. Lee returned to Tenterfield yesterday afternoon, having completed his tour in the Eastern end of the Electorate. Mr. Lee scored heavily all…
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No matter what attempt may be made to disguise the issue on Tuesday next, it remains plain and emphatic. Once mere the contest is clearly between…
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TUESDAY next is going to be an important day in the history of New Sooth Wales. Important in the very fact that it is other going to herald…
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