Municipal Election. a Walk Over
The Returning Officer (Mr. A. C. Veness) announced the result of the nominations received in connection with the…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The Coming Election. [To the Editor of the. " Gmydir Examiner.")
Sir,—Won't somebody tell un something about the coming election Is it to be a " walk over" for the sitting. member? Is there any truth in any…
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Sir,—Last week you published a letter under the above caption, and that letter was signed, as usually is the case of self-styled pure and honorable…
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Great disappointment and disgust were felt here as to the result of the election of directors of the Pastures Protection…
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The Fremantle by election resulted : -- Murphy (Liberal) 858, Somerville (Labour) 765…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Opening of Parliament Progressive Policy Outlined. Sydney
At 10.30 this morning, members of Parliament took the oath of allegiance to King George V. At midday Lord Chelmsford…
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The Federal Parliament will be opened on Friday, July 1. The following important measures are reported to be ready for presentation to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Electioneering on a Motorcar
Our sketch shows how a go-horse-power Benz car was badly knocked about at one of the recent elections. The car shown is the property of Mr…
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The election expenses of Federal candidates have been published. According to law these must not exceed £100…
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Many are the phases of a General Election and of by elections, of which the general public know little. Afte[?] a General Election, the sacks holdin[?]…
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The D [?] P[?] [?] to be…
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At the Labor Council last night several speakers described Mr. Henley's charges of alleged blackmail with regard to a breach of the Wages Board awards as "an…
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The assembling of Parliament under conditions unprecedented and hitherto unheard of in any British-speaking county is, of course, the dominant event of the week…
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The debate on the Address in-Reply continued till 10 o'clock in the House of Representatives. Opposition members severally…
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The local Political Labor League will conduct a ballot on Tuesday next for a candidate, to oppose Hon. S. W…
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In the House of Representatives the second reading of the Surplus Revenue Bill was moved by Mr. Fisher, who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CORRESPONDENCE. [We do not necessarily endorse the opinion of our correspondents.] the State Election. (To the editor.)
Sir,—I see through your paper Mr. J. J. Lord is the selected candidate to politest, the Tamworth seat in the State Parliament in the interest of the Labor Party. I think the…
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Mr. Lee declares the forthcoming elections will be the most important ever fought in this State…
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The State Parliament is expected to go into recess within a fortnight. The elections will probably take place the first week in October…
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In the Assembly the Workmen's Compensation Bill was read the third time. The Council's amendments on the Industrial Disputes Amendment Act Bill were accepted…
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