The State Elections
ON Saturday last the State General Election eventuated, had resulted in a decisive win for the Nationalists, which, even in Labor circles, was…
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Politics & elections, 1917
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Local and General News the Federal Election
Correspondents should note that [?] write for the Federal elections were issued on Monday, any letter dealing with the persons, issues, or parties…
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Senator Grant says he is alive to the importance ef securing a Labor majority in the Senate, and strenuous efforts will be made in this State to that…
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THE arrangements inside the Town Hall on Saturday were under the supervision, of Mr. J. B. Fitzgerald (Returning Officer), with Messrs. H…
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Mr. Cecil Last has withdrawn from the Gwydir contest The names of Messrs. L. L. Cunningham, who ran Mr. Thomas so closely for Gough,…
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The Postmaster-General, Mr. William Webster, M.H.R. opened his campaign as the National candidate for the Gwydir in the Inverell Town Hall…
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The counting of the absent votes is proceeding in the difference electorates So far there is no change in the position…
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The poll taken on Saturday last in connection with the vacancy in C Riding, Gostwyck Shire, resulted in the return of Mr. W…
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Mr. Hughes, as the leader of the consolidated elements of Liberal and Labor which form the Federal Nationalists, has delivered the policy speech of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →As Other See [?]. the Recent State Elections. a Caustic Comment
Try as they will to disguise it, the extreme S[?]ts in this State have been hit very hard by their decisive defeat in the [?]ior sister States (says…
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Six second hallots for the election of members to the State Legislative Asssembly have been rendered necessary, all in country districts, and these will be held as follows: —…
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Brisbane, Monday.—In the Maryborough, by-election on Saturday the result was: Weir (Labour) 2171, Harding (Nationalist) 1544. Only a new postal votes…
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It is believed the Slate Parliament will only sit about a week, and then adjourn until the first or second week in July…
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Mr. W. Webster, the retiring Member for the Gwydit, who is seeking re-election as a member of the Nationalist Government,…
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Sydney, Monday.—The second ballot for the Durham electorate was taken on Saturday, and the result was a close one. Some misunderstanding exists in…
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Parliament will probably not deal with contentious matters till Mr. Holman's return from his financial mission…
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"The Caucus party has suffered a very wholesome defeat. Their house of cards has tumbled down. They have been living in a paradise of fools since…
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It is understood the State Cabinet will to-morrow decide the grain elevator question, and also make between eight and ten new appointments to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political Motes. National Senate Candidates: Messrs. E. D. MILLEN, J. THOMAS, and F. E. PRATTEN
Mrs. Eva Suery, who has nominated against Mr. Fleming for the Robertson Federal seat, is the wife of a warder in the Prisons Department…
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The galleries of the legislative Council were crowded by an interested throng, consisting mostly of ladies. After the reading of the Commission,…
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