Federal Elections (To the Editor
Sir.âThe very serious nature of the present crisis in our National affairs impels me to write these few words of warning to those who…
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Politics & elections, 1917
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N.s.w. Elections
âOfficial Laborâs programme was entirely devoid of initiative, thought, knowledge or political ability, he party went to the polls trusting to its label,…
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Mr Bailey, the selected Labor and anti-conscription candidate for Eden, Monaro, addressed his first meeting in Boga on Thursday evening. Owing…
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Mr .John Bailey, selected Labor candidate for this electorate, addressed a fairly well attended meeting at Eden on Saturday, 21st instant…
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Sir,--Kindly allow me space in your widely circulated journal to call the attention of my fellow workers to the urgent necessity that exists…
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Mr Overhill addressed the electors at Cobargo on Saturday night, in the interests of the National party…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Federal Elections MR A. K. Thompson’s Address
In the Bega School of Arts, on Thursday evening last Mr. A. K. Thompson delivered a highly increasing address in support of the…
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Going on to apeak of the expelled Labor men, Mr. Bailey said they had been given a fair trial. Those men wanted to do something of which…
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Pokticians are nearly as plentiful as posts in Bega lately. Captain Millard is speaking in the Nationalist Interest around Cobargo…
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The hours of poling to-morrow are from 8 oâclock in the morning until 8 oâclock in the evening. It is a thousand pities that any…
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Today's Federal elections Will, we believe, be the sixth since the establishment of Federation, and the politicians, as of yore, tell us it is…
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The federal election takes place to day, and the people of Australia are called upon to elect a House of Representatives and also representatives to the Senate. Two parties…
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Sir,--The very serious nature of the --present ca[?]sis in our national affairs impels me to write these few words of warning to those who may…
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In 1913 the polling in Bega subdivision was: Chapman 1695. Lustrange 717, majority [?] man 979…
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The Federal election, on Saturday, passed off very quietly so far as this district was concerned. The result in Nowra was accepted as a foregone…
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Following are the complete returns of the voting in Bega [?], which comprises Bega, condalo, [?], Bemboka, [?] Tanta…
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The Federal elections gave the Nationalists success beyond the most sanguine hopes of their supporters. The return of a majority for the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Sydney Letter. Sydney, May 8th, 1917. the Elections
The elections are happily over at last. No nore is the voice of the candidate, wooing the electors or slating his opponent, beard in the land. Both he and we will…
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The federal elections on Saturday proved a great victory for the Nationalist cause. For many years the States and Commonwealth have been remarkably evenly…
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Mr. M. F. Morton was re-elected Patron. Mr. F. W. Cork was reelected President, on the proposition of Mr. Petty, seconded Mr. C. R. Kendall, and supported by…
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