Election Campaign
Sir George Fuller is announced to speak at Mittagong on Monday, March 20th, and at Moss Vale on Friday, the night before election…
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Politics & elections, 1922
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The Coming Election
As the case of [?] draws [?] the straight out Progressive or Farmers' Candidate (Mr. W. L. Howarth) is will forging ahead, and should receive first preference…
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A new State Parliament will be elected on Saturday next. Many electors don't appear to [?] bothering their heads over the matter and are…
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An active organising campaign still proceeds throughout the district in connection with the Coalition Party. Leading Sydney…
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This is the last opportunity we have of Advising electors to Vole No. I for Mr W L Howarth, the straight out Progressive or Farmers' Candidate. Place him at the top…
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This it the last opportunity we have of advising electors to Vote No. I for Mr W L Howarth, the straight out Progressive or Farmers' Candidate. Place him at the top of the poll…
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Electors are reminded that they must vote for at least three candidates in going to the polls to-day (Saturday), otherwise their votes…
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The result of the polling on Saturday is that the Labor Government has been defeated. The actual anti-Labor majority is at present in doubt. On the count of the…
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One exalting incident occurred on Saturday morning during the voting at the Wingham booth. A lack bull charged towards the…
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There ia little alteration with regard to the State elections. and some of the seats still remain in doubt. The Coalition party. however. are confident of a good working…
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There is little alteration with regard to the State elections, and some of the seats still remain in doubt. The Coalition party…
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The count for Byron was completed on Thursday morning. Perdrian (C.) and Missingham (P.) were declared elected. No further word…
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The State Parliament was opened on Wednesday by commission. After the usual preliminary formal proceedings the Assembly members were [?]. Mr Levy was…
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The State Parliament has got to work again, if only for a little while When the new Government has formulated its programme, the work of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Parliament. a Lengthy Recess. Over Four Months' Sojourn at £20 a Week
The long recess of the Federal Parliament in rapidly becoming something in the nature of a public scandal. Already members have had upwards…
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Whilst the Government is endeavouring to meet the House as soon as possible, Parliament is not likely to assemble before July 4. The coming…
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On the first Saturday in next December the triennial election for all aldermen and take councillors will take place. It would appear from the reports coming in from country…
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