Blayney Election Polling Places
The following will be the polling places in the forthcoming Blayney by-election, which takes place on January 3:--Abercrombie, Arkstone. Back Swamp. Barry. Blayney…
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Is She Safe? the Narrung's Experiences Questions in Parliament. Compared with the Waratah. London, Tuesday Night
The Cross [?] Narrung in the recent Atlantic gale is the subject of some pertinent questions of which notice has been given in the House of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Fight for Blayney. Second Ballot Inevitable. Prospects of Candidates. Bathurst
At last general elections, 5071 votes were polled at [?]ayney by Messrs. G. S. Bee[?] and W. S. Ke[?]. The indications at the present by election are that the po[?] will be con[?]…
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The bye-election for Blayney is a notable Interlude in State politics, and though the result may not affect the trend of political affairs, it marks a step in the disintegration…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Farmers and Politics. Selection of Candidates. Mudgee
At the last meeting of the Mudgee Farmers and Settlers' Association a communication was received from Mr. John Scarie, Singleton. placing before the association his claims for…
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Results of the polling in the S[?]ney election which takes place to-morrow between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. will be p[?]ted in a special ed[?] of the "Evening News" at 10 p.m. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Blayney Election. the Farmers' Voice. Loyal to Liberalism. (From Our Special Reporter) Millthorpe
The farmers and settlers of Millthorpe gave the Liberal organiser, Mr.H.C. Bradley, conclusive evidence of their loyalty to Liberalism. At an enthusiastic meeting held on Monday…
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Arrangements have been made to receive progress results of the polling at Blayney at short intervals this evening, and these, as they arrive, will be posted…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Premature Dissolution. of Tasmanian Parliament. Premier's Policy Speech
LAUNCESTON, Thursday.--The Premier (Mr. A. E. Solomon) opened his election campaign to-night, speaking at the Mechanics'-hall to a large audience, and had an excellent reception…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Election Eve Before the Blayney Battle. Candidates' Final Messages. Chances Summed Up
BLAYNEY, Thursday.--The final words of each candidate in the three-cornered political duel upon which the electors of Blayney have to-morrow to give their decision as referee are…
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Fred Elowers: "What yer winking at, Jimmy?" Jim McGowen: "Only that 'cute move of your's calling another conference just before the elections."…
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Mr. Daniel McAlary writes:—"That "The Land" of all newspapers would be found to support the candidature of Mr. Beeby for Blayney, came as a…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →America's Classics. Homer or David Harum? Attack on Presidential Candidates. Press Compels an Apology. Washington
Professor M'Naughton, of the M'Gill University, in a recent speech in this city, derided President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt—who were defeated by Professor Wilson in the…
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(A PORTION OF THIS AFTERNOON'S NEWS WILL BE FOUND ON PAGE & OF THIS ISSUE)…
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Forbes P. and H. Association:—President, Mr. R. E. Rawlins: vice-presidents, Messrs, G. Thornton and A. J. Reymond; treasurer, Mr. P. J. Addison: secretary, Mr. J. H. Bates;…
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When this issue reaches our readers the electors of Blayney will have made their momentous decision for or against the Country Party, for or…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Blayney Election
Balyney has been having a rough time of it. A hundred gaseous guns have been turned upon every nook and corner of its battlements. But after…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →State Politics. General Election Prospects. Tamworth
Among the visitors at the New Year Day sports was Mr. Lovlen, M.L.A., who, in replying to the toast of "Parliament," expressed the belief that, in view of the changed…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tasmanian Elections. Hobart
Writs for the general elections were issued to-day. Nominations are due on the 10th instant, and polling on 23rd…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The N.r.a. Council Election, 1913. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir —would you be kind enough to publish the following, in reply to a circular issued by the chairman of the N.R.A. Council of New South Wales (Mr. Brown) advising members of the association to vote for the…
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