P.p. Board Election
The following nomination have been received for the four vacancies on the local P.P Board:--Meas[?], W. Every, J. M. Hutton, W. V. Sargeant, John…
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Politics & elections, 1917
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P.P. Board Election
Nominations in connection with the annual P P Board elections close with the secretary (Mr. A. G. Searle) this afternoon. The retiring directors are…
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The National Senators have increased their lead in all States except Queensland where they are still, however, leading…
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The latest returns in connection with the Federal elections show three state still in doubt in New South Wales. These are Calare, where the Nationalist…
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Sydney, Thursday.— Yesterday's figures of the Federal poll do not alter the position of the parties in the Senate, which are: National 25, Labor 17. In…
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The late Federal fight was one primarily on the part of men who held that they possessed the inalienable right of expressing their opinions…
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The latest election returns favor the Nationalists. None of the votes of the soldiers, abroad have yet been received…
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A number of by-elections were held in South Australis on Saturday. Should the Liberals win the Baroses seat the Government will command just half…
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The honor of being a Director of the Inverell Pastures Protection Board is evidently not rushed in this district, Judging by the lack of enthusiasm…
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Less than four thousand votes now retnsin to he counted in New South Wales, exclusive of soldiers' votes. The poll was the heaviest for any…
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Sydney, Thursday.—The progress count of the soldiers' vote shows that Mr. Glynn is now 18 ahead of Mr. O'Flaherty for Angas, that Mr. Heitman is…
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When the Federal parliament meets on June 14th, early consideration will be given to the ship building proposal and encouragement given to the…
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No additional returns have been ported at tho Commonwealth Electoral Office which would affect any seats which might be regarded as doubtful…
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Sir George Reid, M.P., in an article in the "Pall Mall Gazette," says that he was greatly surprised by the extent of the triumph of the "National…
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The date for the return of the writ for the Federal elections has been extended for a week owing to the lateness of the arrival of many returns…
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A scheme for the erection of silos is to be framed by the Wheat Storage Commission…
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The Town Clerk (Mr L. G. Markey) asks us to state, for the guldance of those interested in the nomination and election of aldermen, that all rates and…
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The Federal Parliament, when it reassembles in July, after a short adjournment, will deal with mean for raising money to finance the war…
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Sir George Reid, M.P., in an article in the " Pall Mall Gazette," says that he was greatly surprised by the extent of the triumph of the…
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Sydney, Monday.—The latest figures from those constituencies where a recount has taken place have slightly advanced the lead of Nicholls over Carr at Macquarie…
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