The Degradation of Parliament
It is impossible the [?]tive a lower depth of political de[?]de[?]dation than that exhibited their, [?] night, or rather morning after morning, by…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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Voting at the Federal Elections
Hitherto the New South Wales voter at elections has been complied to strike out the name of the candidate or candidates for whom he did not wish to vote. The…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Election for the Senate. Address by Mr. J. P. GRAY
At the School of Arts, Nowra, on Wednesday evening, Mr J. P. Gray, who is one of the Free Trade Bunch of the Senatorial candidates, addressed a…
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The nominations of candidates for the House of Representatives and the Senate were received throughout the Commonwealth last Thursday. The labor candidate for the Hume, Mr. John…
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Mr J. P. Gray, one of the candidates for the Senate at the forthcoming Federal election, visited Nowra on Wednesday, and addressed a meeting of the electors in the…
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Speaking at the Nowra School of Arts, Mr. J. P. Gray, candidate for the Senate, said: In regard to the Navigation Bill, Sir William Lyne had…
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Speaking at the Nowra School of Arts, Mr. J. P. Gray, candidate for the Senate, said In regard to the Navigation Bill, Sir William Lyne had…
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Mr. Alex. Campbell, M.P., addressed the electors at Gerringong on Monthly night on "Parliament, its work, and its critics." At the close, on the motion of…
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The nominations for both Houses of the Commonwealth Parliament Were announced on Thursday last week. The proceedings were quiet throughout,…
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The Sunday TIMES says that the Commonwealth Government officials declare that only those electors who are on the Federal rolls will be…
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ON Wednesday the people of Australia will decide the fate of the Deakin Ministry. The work of the first Commonwealth legislation is now…
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The following hints may prove useful to some electors. Provided your name is on the roll yon do not require h right to enable you to vote…
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[?] [?] under feder[?] [?] and seemed [?] the…
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The retains from eleven of the electorates were still incomplete last night. These were-Bland, Watson leading by 800; Barrier, Thomas nearly 4000…
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The Federal elections on Wednesday excited but little interest, doubtless owing to some extent to the unopposed return of Mr. Faller to the House of Representatives,…
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The federal elections of 1903 are now of the past. And the result must be taken as an emphatic decision against the government. For the Senate, the freetrade bunch…
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The latest figures in connection with the polling for the Scuate are as follows— NEW SOUTH WALES. Gray, J. P. (O) 130,032…
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THE Federal Elections are hardly likely to alter the political tendencies of Parliament. The Government has lost in strength, but as the support of the Labor Party is…
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