Federal Elections
Speaking at Inverell, Mr G. H. Reid said that instead of protectionists and freetraders fighting each other at the next general election, while labor…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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South Australian Elections
There was heavy polling for the South Australian elections on Saturday. Even in their present incomplete state, the victory of the Labor Party is…
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The Liberals and Labor members will have a strong majority in the new South Australian Parliament. Premier Butler says he is determined to meet the House…
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The latest returns in South Australia show the state of parties as follows:—Labor 16, franchise reformers 12, against reform 9, ministerialists 2…
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At Ardrahan, Galway, recently 15 men were charged with attacking a process server while serving processes for non-payment of rent…
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In a recent issue we advocated Wellington electors to the Molong P. P. Board to secure for themselves direct representation by supporting the…
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Nominations for the vacancy in the Council caused by the resignation of Mr. A. J. Hammill closed on Monday night, Messrs. Walter W. Lorton and…
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The Governor's speech at the opening of the State Parliament to-morrow will probably direct attention to the need of electoral law reform, an amendment…
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Mr. Wood has been nominated as Chairman of Committees. In the Assembly the debate on the address was resumed, and is not expected to finish…
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Owing to the indisposition of Sir Frederick Darley, Parliament was opened by Commission on Tuesday. The speech was read by Sir Francis…
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Polling for the by-election to the Council takes place on Saturday between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., at the Council Chambers. Messrs…
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Owing to the indisposition of Sir Frederick Darley, Parliament was opened on Tuesday at noon by commission…
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The debate on the Censure motion was continued in the Assembly last night, and adjourned until Tuesday. Referring to Mr. Ashton's new settlement scheme Mr…
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Sydney, Wednesday. The State Parliament was opened at Governor's Speech was read by Sir. F…
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The P.P. Board elections will be held on Wednesday 21st instant. The chairman of the Board, Sir. R. T. B. Gaden, will be presiding officer, and the Board's office…
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At the by-election at Burram, Queensland, the ministerialist defeated the labor, candidate by a substantial majority…
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That there is still interest taken in local municipal affairs was evidenced by the very respectable number of votes recorded on Saturday last in…
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The Assembly eat throughout the night debating the censure motion, the Premier declining to adjourn until a vote was taken. The House adjourned…
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The Legislative Assembly continued sitting throughout this morning, the Labor members stone-walling. The discussion is likely to go on…
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The election, of three directors of the Dubbo Pastures Protection Board took place yesterday. There wore five candidates, and Messrs. Barry, Bragg…
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