Federal Election. Mr. Venour Nathan
Only about 50 persons, including a fair percentage of ladies, attended at the School of Arts on Monday evening to listen to the address given by Mr. Venour…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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City Council Elections. Sydney
At the City Council elections yesterday, Labor gained two scats. The Lord Mayor was returned but several of the late aldermen were…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The City Council elections, yesterday, resulted in the return of nearly all the silting aldermen. The Labour cause gained two seats. The aldermen who…
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The political fight for Federal place and pay will probably take place early in March, and already candidates are on the move in some electorates. With…
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Following are the successful candidates of the London College of Music Examination held on Thursday, 2nd December:—Primary: Charles Hat…
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Mr. Deakin, replying to Mr. Mahon in the House of Representatives, said the Federal elections would take plan about a fortnight after Easter…
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A special mooting of the local municipal council, to consider tenders for the floating of a loan of £18,000 was held at the Council Chambers on…
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Mr. Deakin states that the Federal elections will take place during April. All constituencies in the Commonwealth will be the same as at…
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The usual fortnightly meeting of the local municipal council was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday night last, when there were present: The…
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Mrs. Hepburn, a Hamstead delegate, made the suggestion that the conference should become a real parliament elected by the women of the country,…
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The Unionists are contesting every seat in Great Britain. THE BELGIANS' KING. The body of King Leopold, lying in…
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Mr. Winston Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, speaking at Warrington, said any man claiming to have a solution of the unemployment…
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"Sit down, sit down!" sung to the the of the Westminster chimes, is one of the devices for drowning an opponent's voice to which trained bands of…
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LONDON Sunday—Mr. Lloyd George speaking at Llaneley in Wales said that the members of the House of Lords were in a trap. "I am glad to…
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