West Australian Elections
In the West Australian elections eight former members lose their seats. Camel Drivers Strike. It is reported from Marble Bar (W.A.)…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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Presidential Election. London, Monday night
Hearst, the democratic candidate, has accused both [?] and Demo[?] parties of being the servile tools of criminal trusts. [?] made by Hearst…
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The adjourned monthly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held on Tuesday, October 6. Present: The Mayor (Ald. G. W. Tull),…
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In the Assembly early this morning the Fire Brigades Bill was introdnoed, and the Opposition attempted to stonewall business. This was frustrated by the gag, and led…
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The Legislative Assembly passed the second reading of the Police Offences Amendment Bill after the debate had been closed by the application of the gag. The Fire Brigades Bill was…
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As a speciman of what candidates for parliamentary honours have occasionally to put up with from their 'supporters,' the following little incident is worth…
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A special meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held on the above date at 8 p.m. Present: The Mayor and Ald. Nash, Mugg, Bloxham and Rice…
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An extraordinary and altogether unexpected sensation interrupted the business of the Federal Parliament on Tuesday afternoon. The House of…
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An extraordinary and altogether unexpected sensation interrupted the business of the Federal Parliament this afternoon…
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All the American Cabinet Ministers are, going Sprech-making on behalf of Mr. Taft, the Bepnblioan candidate for the Presidancy…
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The Legislative Assembly [?]still after eight o'clock this morning. There were many outbreaks of disorder during the early hours.Mr. Stuart Robertosn was escorted from the…
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The adjourned meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held on the above date. Present: The Mayor and Ald. Poolman, Bloxham, Mugg and Rice…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. McGowen moved:—"That the Government has forfeited the confidence of the House…
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Mr. Deakin made a statement in the House on Tuesday afternoon, after which he moved—"That the House at its rising adjourn until 3 o'clock on…
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The final election returns for Menzies, Western Australia, give Mr. Gregory, the Minister for Mines, a majority of 56 over the Labor candidate…
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In the Assembly the Industrial Disputes Act Amendment Bill was taken through the committee with amendments, and the third reading fixed for to-day…
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The Prime Minister says he hopes to prorogue next week. He referred to several measures he was anxious to have disposed of, including the Capital Site Bill, Iron…
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Mr. Murray moved a motion of censure on the Government in the Victorian Assembly. Mr. Watt, who seconded the motion, made a fierce attack on Sir Thomas…
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The House of Representatives further considered the Estimates. The vote of £20,000 for advertising Australia in London was passed after a heated debate, during which…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Federal Elections. Cheapening Toe Cost
The Minister for Home Affairs (Mr. Ma[?]on) has been supplied with a report by Mr.R.C. Oldham, Chief Electoral Officer, in which a saving of at least £[?]000 per…
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