Federal Elections Printing the Rolls
In the House of Representatives on Thursday, Mr. Cook said there bad been considerable talk about the printing of the rolls. He had…
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Politics & elections, 1914
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Commonwealth Parliament. International Postal Conference
Mr. Austin Chapman:—When the Postmaster General attends the International Postal Conference to be held shortly at Madrid, will be urge the desirableness of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Federal Elections How to get on the Boll
The duly of every elector is to get his or her name on the roll, otherwise he or she is liable to a fine of £2. He should first as certain, by examining the electoral lists if…
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IN the House of Representatives the Supply Bill for three months, totalling £3,0969,926, was passed. Another Supply Bill covering £754,930, for…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cheap Electioneering. Method of Mr. Lestrange
WE have received from Mr. Harry Le- strange what is presumably meant for publication as a" Letter to the Editor " and not as an advertisement setting ont…
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Sir Gerald Strickland on Tuesday opened the present Parliament's third session, and in the Governor's Speech outlined the…
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CANDIDATES for seats in the Federal Parliament should be exceedingly careful in regard to the expenditure of money during the campaign. Section…
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There are four great problems in this election, which conspicuously demand the attention of the electors, namely—public finance, responsible Government, pensionary doles…
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Last night Senator Oakcs, one of the six Liberal candidates for the Senate, addressed a fair audience in the Protestant Hall, many ladies…
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THE writ for the Federal elections was issued yesterday, and that is the last day for enrolment, all defaulters in this respect will be liable to a fine…
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THE Cook Government has decided that the Federal Elections must be carried out. The decision may give some annoyance to Liberals who…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Queanbeyan Age, with Which Are Incorporated Queanbeyan Times, Bungendore Mirror and Captain's Flat Miner Friday, August 14, 1914. The Elections Must Go On
THE Cook Government had decided that the Federal Elections must be carried out. The decision may give some annoyance to Liberals who…
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Mr. J. G. M'Laren, the Commonwealth electoral officer for New South Wales, has received the following nominations for the Senate and the House of Representatives…
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SIR,--There is such an uncertainly of opinion in some quarters as to the propriety of proceeding with the Federal elections fixed for the 5th of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. (WE do not necessary identify ourselves with the opinions expressed by correspondents. the Coming Federal Elections. (To the Editor)
SIR.—There is such an uncertainty of opinion in some quarters as to the propriety of proceeding with the Federal elections fixed for the 5th of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. The Editor does not necessarily identify himself with the opinions expressed by Correspondents.) the Coming Federal Elections. (To the Editor of the Dispatch)
Sir,—There is such uncertainty of opinion in some quarters as to the propriety of proceeding with the Federal elections fixed for the 5th of September that the moment seems…
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AN election is part of the process of the people governing themselves. The people of Australia are Without a Parliament, and in this great crisis…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Election Notes. Wealth of the World
Wasn't it Bulwer Lytton who wrote that if the wealth of the world were divided equally among the whole of the people, to-day there would be princes and paupers in galore…
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