The Victorian Elections
The Victorian elections, which were held yesterday, show that the parties are practically unaltered. The Government show a gain of one seat. The failure of the…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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Victorian Elections. Melbourne
The State elections took place yesterday under preferential voting for the first time. Out of 56 contested scats there were 13 in which more than two…
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The Federal Cabinet is considering the referondums to be submitted at the next Federal elections. The Ministerialists are anxious for a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Candidate's Thanks. [To the Editor.]
sir,-win you Kindly permit me. through your columns, to thank the many' white men I met in Cobar, Canhelego and wrightville during my brief…
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The state of the parties in the Victorian Parliament aa a result of last week's general elections will be Liberals 44. Labor 19, Independent 2. The…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Bourke was held at the Council Chambers on the above date at 8 p.m…
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Mr. Chas. Fern, of Yerranderie, won the Labor selection for the Cobar by-election easily, scoring 419 votes out of 775 polled. The other candidates for election were:—…
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It is stated on good authority that there will be no general election during the next two years. The Government has now a working majority, and depends…
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The following telegraph messengers have passed their examinations to qualify for promotion to a higher position in the general division: Michael David Byrnes…
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The writ for the Cobar by-election was issued on Friday, and received by the returning officer for the electorated, Mr. John Leah. Nomination day has been fixed for…
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It is understood that the State Session will terminate on the 15th instant. The Legislative Assembly, after a lengthy debate, decided to include domestic…
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The local Labor League have counted up the votes in connection with the selection of three candidates to contest the Senate v[?]s at the next Federal elections…
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A meeting of the Committee of the Dubbo Jockey Club was held at Barden's hotel on Thursday evening last. The chair was occupied by Mr. W…
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It is asserted on good authority that there will be no general election within the next two years. The announcement was made a few days ago by a level-headed…
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The usual fortnightly meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Bourke lapsed on Monday night for the want of a quorum, Ald. Nash, Mugg and Rice being…
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There was another violent scene in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday afternoon. When the House met Mr. Wood, the member for Bega, was in his…
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Trenendous excitement prevails throughout New Zealand over the continuation of the general elections tomorrow (Wednesday). The general…
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The adjourned ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Couucil of the Municipality of Bourke, was held at the Council Chambers on the above date at 8 p.m…
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The Legislative Council passed the come Tax Bill through all its stages, without amendment. It was stated that the Treasurer would introduce the new…
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The second ballot in connection with the New Zealand elections give the Opposition 37, Ministry 35, Labor and Socialists two each; Independents one. Whichever party…
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