The State Election
MR. S. W. MOORE had a splendid reception at Manilla the other evening. A correspondent writes us saying that the Liberal and Reform candidate—Mr. E…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Telegrams. Sydney. Friday. the State Election. Appeal by the Premier
Mr. Carruthers, speaking at Wollongoog, said it remained, for the people to say emphatically on Tuesday that they would not submit to…
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ON Tuesday next electors in the Armidalc district will be entrusted with the onerous responsibility of selecting a representative for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political Chips. Polling Day—september 10
To day candidates will cease to talk, and electors will act. To-day (Tuesday) is the one day on which people will use their power…
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Attention is officially directed to the following points for the guidance of electors on Tuesday next. By observing the instructions laid down voters…
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MR. VINCENT left yesterday morning for Inverell, and if possible he intended to address the electors last night from a public balcony, He will be present at the Inverell…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day'sGeneral Election. How to Vote
WHEN you enter the polling-booth to-day you will be given a ballot-paper. Opposite the names of each candidate printed thereon you will see that a square has been marked…
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Yesterday the General Elections took place throughout the State. The day was not a public holiday, as was axpected. At Armidale in the main…
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The new Parliament will probably assemble on 2nd October. The retirement of Messrs Ashtes and Dlek aboc[?] the readjustment of the Cabinet. Is he M[?]hs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Elections. The Gough Mootorate. Heavy Polling. Big Majority for F. J. THOMAS
THE battle is over, the victory is won, and despite the herculean efforts of the Labor party to wrest Gough to their cause, Mr. F. J. Thomas goes back in Parliamentary…
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THE new Parliament will probably assemble on the 2nd of October…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegraphic. [Through Our Metropolitan Agents.] The New Parliament. SYDNEY, Thursday Afternoon
THE final returns give the following membera as elected: Albury, G. R. M'Laurin; Bingara, S. W. Moore; Bathurst, J. Miller; Bega, W. H. Wood; The Clyde, S. W…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest Telegraphic News. Sydney, Thursday 11.10 A.M. The Elections. Final Returns
THE final returns give the following as returned:—Albury, M'Laurin; Bingara, B. W. Moore; Bathurst, Miller; Bega, Wood; Clyde, Millard; Clarence, John M'Ferlane;…
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The election was a quiet one Inverell on Tuesday. The day was unmarked by anything in the way of tumult. The declaration of the poll at night gave…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Election. Mr. F. J. Thomas Re-elected. by a Substan[?]al Majority
Tas election on Tuesday last was one of the quietest we have had-- more like a municipal than a parliamentary contest. But that was not a bad…
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THE most significant feature probably in connection with the general elections of Tuesday was the increased interest manifested by the electors throughout the State…
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THE great voice of the people has again been lifted up, the fall puissance of its internal power has once more been exemplified, and its mandate has…
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THE HERALD says:—"So far as the available returns go, they show that the people of New South Wales discharged a public and patriotic duty satisfactorily yesterday…
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A meeting of the Borough Council was beld on Thursday night, when there were present: Ald. Bonnar (Mayor), Watson, Jones, Glass, Curtis,…
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THE general election of 1907 is now a matter of history. The verdict of the people, from which a section of the Press, and some of the more…
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