The Wollondilly Election
Mr. L. Green, the labor candidate for Wollondilly, addressed the electors at Thrilmere on Saturday night last from the balcony of Paton's hotel. There was a good…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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A Suitable Candidate
A parish church was vacant, and the beadle, who was rather a pawky character, was very loud in his praise of one of the candidates…
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On Tuesday last Mr. Chapman moved for leave to bring in a bill relating to postal rates. It was practically the same as the bill before the until after the new tariff had been considered were moved be would support it. The debate was adjourned…
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At a meeting of the executive of the political Labour League on Friday night, Mr. L. Gilmartin was selected as the labour candidate to contest the Wollondilly seat…
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In our issue to-day Mr. M'Court announces the dates upon which be will address the electors at various centres in the electerate…
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Mr. Catts resumed the debate on the second reading of the Bounties Bill, and said that the measure was one of a purely socialistic character…
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The Minister for Defence, in reply to Mr. Kelly, said that the short period of four months, during which he had been in charge of his…
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Mr. M'Court writes:—Your paragraph about my candidate are only starting on 20th instant is misleading. I am advertised to address meetings in various park of this…
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Farther consideration was given in committed to the schedule of the Bounties Bill. Fish, preserved, in tins or casks…
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Mr. L. P. Gilmartin, the selected labor candidates will open his campaign in this district on Saturday (to-morrow) night, when he will address the electors in the…
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The Bounties Bill was received from the Senate, and was road a first time The second reading was made an order of the day for Thursday…
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On Monday last Mr. McCourt addressed the electors at Tallong. Mr. Davenport, J.P., occupied the chair. The audience was large and appreciative, and much interest…
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Mr. L. P. Gilmartin, the selected and endorsed labor candidate for this electorate, opened his campaign in this district on Saturday night, when he addressed the electors…
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Mr. Frazar moved the second reading of the Fire Insurance Bill, When he introduced a similar measure last year the fire insurance companies throughout…
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At North Yarrunga on Thursday last Mr. McCourt addressed the electors, and he was accorded a vote of confidence on the motion of Messrs. Waters and McCaughey. Mr…
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Mr. L. Green, labor candidate, held a most successful meeting on Monday sight in the Oddfellows' Hill, Manias. Captain Gall occupied the chair. The candidate was…
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Mr. Ewing, in reply to Mr. Palmer said there were 36,000 magazine rifles in Australia and another 19,500 were shortly expected. In addition, there…
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Mr. L. Green, labor candidate, spoke to a food attendance of electors on Monday, night in the Oddfellows' Hall, Marulan. Captain Call occupied the chair. The candidate was…
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A politician who was making a house-to-house canvass some years-ago came to a prosperous-looking, farmhouse at a cross-road when he…
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The Hon. William M'Court addressed a large meeting of election at the Centennial Hall, Moss Vale, on Tuesday evening. Dr. H. Leighton Jones presided, and introduced…
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