Mr. Blacket's Campaign. Strenuous Electioneering
Mr. H. T. Blacket, of Dubbo, one of the Nationalist candidates for Wammerawa, is vigorously prosecuting the election campaign. Last week he…
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Politics & elections, 1925
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State Elections. a General Summing Up
Next Saturday is election day, and on Sunday there will be weeping and lamenting among numerous candidates, and high jubilation from…
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Mr. A. J. Johnson. Hon. Sec. Bourke Branch of Nat-Prog Coalition Party is in receipt of the following from Mr B. J. Doe, Coalition…
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The Wellington polling booth will be at the Court House, and not at the school. The Federal election booths are held in…
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Next Saturday will see the end of the political campaign which has been raging throughout the whole State during the past five or six…
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The results of the elections will be posted up on Saturday night on the "Weekly" board as they come to hand…
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Mr. H. T. Blacket is a Dubbo business man with a commercial reputation and a standing in public life that the electors will be bound to…
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Mr. J. B. Macdonald, Dubbo's progressive Mayor, returned to town yesterday with the Hon. W. A. Holman K.C., after a week's active…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Nationalists Vote: No. 1 Blacket Candidates at Variance Opinions Differ--so Do Politicians--sharp Words Spoken. Conflict Between Mr. Blacket and Mr. Thorby
A conflict has taken place between Mr. Blacket, National candidate for Wammerawa, and Mr. Thorby, Progressive, in respect of a Warren land matter. Suggesting that Mr. Blacket had inferred culpability on his part, Mr. Thorby…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →For Sturt Three National Candidates
Born in the Western district of Victoria in 1862, B. J. Doe, M.L.A., commenced work very early in life. He saved his earnings, and when 16…
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The State Elections take place a over the State on Saturday, 30th May and both Nationalists and Labor see[?] sanguine of success. It will be a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Elections. Labor Gains
The State elections were held on Saturday last and the result, so far, indicates that Labor has made considerable gains, but the final figures…
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Saturday (polling day) passed off without even an argument. The people recorded their votes, and went away as though a general election was…
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Latest figures show no alteration in the position of parties in the State elections. For Wammerawa the three old members, Messrs Dunn,…
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Polling day in Cobar was very quiet, but keen interest was displayed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tasmanian Elections. Hobart
At the electioins in Tasmania the party position is unchanged, and it is [?]likely that each side will have an equal number of boats, [?] each…
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There was no alteration yesterday in the position of parties. Sydney and St. George are still in doubt. One morning paper…
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At the conclusion of the counting [?] Newcastle Namoi Ryde, and St. George…
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There has been no alteration in the position for Wammerawa, as Messrs Dunn, Clark and Thorby have again been elected…
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