The Coming Elections. Mr. Fitzpatrick's Candidature
Mr. Thomas Fitzpatrick, the old Member for The Murrumbidgee, who is again seeking to be returned for his old constitnency, addressed meetings this week in Wagga…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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State Elections. Mr. Byrne at Hillston
MR. FRANK BYRNE, the selected Liberal and Reform candidate, addressed the electors in the Royal Mail Hall on Monday last at 8 p.m…
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The policy of the Liberal Party, as announced by advertisement in this issue is one which must command the approval of…
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In the House of Representatives the debate on the financial proposals of the Government was resumed by Mr. Frazer, labour member for…
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A lively scene occurred between Sir John Forrest and Sir William Lyne in the House of Representatives today…
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On Friday, August 23rd, Mr. P. Sullivan, Labor candidate for Wyayard, left Tumut, accompanied by Mr. Jas. Kenneally, and in the afternoon addressed a large meeting at…
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The nominations were duly made yesterday of Messrs. Conroy and Holman for this electorate…
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The policy of the Liberal Party, as announced by advertisement in this issue, is one which must command the approval of all who desire to secure…
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Mr. G. W. Sheppard returning officer for the Murrumbidgee electorate, yesterday at noon declared the nomination for the election. The…
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Nominations of candidates for seats in the Legislative Assembly were made on Friday. There will be no contest in Broken Hill, Sturt, or Kahibah, the…
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Again last night the Oddfellows' Hall wa almost packed to over-flowing, when Senator Lynch (W.A.) and Mr. M'Gurry addressed the electors…
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Polling day—next Tuesday. Laborites are now confident they are going to win the Wynyard seat. The "Times" is helping the…
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Sullivan, the Labor candidate, was at Batlow on Friday evening last. The local hall was occupied by some strolling Thespians, so the Labor man…
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The policy of the Liberal party, as announced by advertisement in last issue, is one which must command the approval of all who desire to secure…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Johnson (N. S. W.) asked the Minister of Customs if it were true that the carriers who removed the…
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Electors' Rights are abolished; you will not need one on polling day. Vote at the polling place for which your name is enrolled, if possible. If unable to vote at your own polling place, you may vote at any…
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Several members of the State Labor party are making arrangements to address the electors of New South Wales in opposition to Mr. Carruthers…
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Sir,—At Rannock on Monday last Mr. M'Garry went back on those few faithful friends of his, who, although holding homestead selections,…
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These are not the days of cannon; these are not the days of swords: These are not the times of slaughter and of gore;…
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Mr. John Norton, who is running for the Darling Harbor seat, advertises that he is the selected candidate of No. 2 Darling Harbor League. The following is the…
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