Election Topics
Mr. Geo. Wilson, M.L.A.. Country Party candidate for Dubbo at the forthcoming elections, will speak at Wongarbon on Monday, March 14, at…
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Politics & elections, 1938
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State Elections Mr. George Wilson's Campaign Mr. George a Large Audience
Mr. George Wilson, who has represented Dubbo electorate for the past six years in the State Parliament, opened his election campaign in Wellington on Saturday night last, when he delivered a stirring address to a record audience from the…
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Speaking in the electorate recently. Mr. A. W. Yeo. M.L.A., United Country party Candidate for Castlereagh, made the following…
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"We enter the State elections determined to work for the defeat of the Stevens-Bruxner Government."—A tribute to the success of constitutional…
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The first candidate to announce himself for the coming by-election for A Riding of the Macquarie Shire Council is Mr. Frank Brophy, of…
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"The U.C.P. will probably win Goulburn from the sitting Labour man, Mr. Tully, and Corowa from the Independent, Mr. Lethbridge."—…
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Sir,—The death of the late President, of the Macquarie Shire leaves a vacancy on the Shire Council which the electors of the Shire will soon…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Gwydir Election Recalled Reply to Attack on Country Party
"Mr. Kelly's only attack on the Country Party is the alleged grievance of Mr. G. Wilkins, ex-M.L.A. for Bathurst. As a…
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Income tax is higher under the Queensland Labor Government than in any other State. Take the tax for a single person on an income of £500:…
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Next Saturday, March 26, the electors of New South Wales will again have to decide whether the reins of government are to go to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gulargambone Tennis Club Annual Meeting, and Election Of Officers
The annual meeting of members of the Gulargambone Tennis Club was held on 10th inst. Mr G. Lemon occupied the chair, and the…
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Everyone will be interested to hear the results of next Saturday's State elections. The Centenary Committee have arranged to…
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The good roads policy was inaugurated by the Country Party, when Sir. Earle Page introduced the Federal Aid Roads scheme. Colonel…
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The “Farmer and Settler” asks: Why buy some large estates and permit others to grow big? Continuing, the same paper says:…
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Little Daughter: Mummy, where do you get the money to keep us since Daddy died? Widow: Labor's humanitarian…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Election Points. This Afternoon's Speech by Mr. Geo. Wilson
Mr. Geo. Wilson addressed a meeting in Narromine this afternoon, at 4 p.m., prior to going on to Trangie. The main points in his address—…
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"We enter the State elections determined to work for the defeat of the Stevens-Bruxner Government,"—Comrade R. Cram, Communist…
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A short but hectic campaign concluded to-night, when hundreds of speakers throughout the State made last-minute efforts to…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Mogriguy Parents and Citizens Election of Officers
The annual meeting of the Parents and Citizens' Association was held at the local school. There was a good attendance of members and intending…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →How to Vote at To-day's Election
Voting is compulsory at to-day's State elections. In the Dubbo electorate, there are two candidates, and the numerals 1…
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