Victorian By-election. Writs Issued
MELBOURNE, Thursday.--Sir Frank Madden, Speaker of the State House, today issued writs for the by-elections for Allendale and Kara Kara. Nominations for both seats are to be…
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Japans Parliament. Lighter Taxes Promised. Tokio
The sittings of the Diet were resumed yesterday, when Mr. Yamamoto, the Prime Minister, reintroduced the Eudget formerly submitted by Prince Katsura, his necessor…
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Sir.--The opinions of your correspondent, "M.A.," expressing a wholesale condemnation of the present Senate, and urging its entire displacement by "more energetic and…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--An election was held to-day for the Warrenheip constituency in the State Parliament, which vacancy was caused by the resignation of Mr. G. F. Holden. There…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--Mala's candidature was to-day held in most popular esteem for the Newmarket Handicap, and when pencilling operation open up to-morrow he will probably be in better demand than Nuwra…
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The trouble at the North Shore gas works put an end to Mr. Carmichael's election tour through Yass. Unaware that matters had taken a serious turn, the Minister for Labor, who was…
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The Warrenheip by-election resulted:-- Hogan (Labor), 1494; Clark (Liberal), 1449; O'Day (Liberal), 632; Brennan (Liberal), 296, The counting of the second preference votes…
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The first count in the State by-election for Warrenshelp is as follows:—E. J. Hogan (Labour), 1446; W. B. Clark (Liberal), 1299; P. O'Day (Liberal), 616; J. C. Brennan…
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LONDON, January 30.--The sensational Dorry election was marked by extraordinary incidents. Over 99 per cent. of the doctors went to the poll. The total electorate was 5445, of…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--The counting of the preferential votes in connection with the Warrenheip State by-election will be held over until Monday. Additional returns of the first…
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The following names have been submitted to a conference of delegates from the various branches of the Liberal Association in the Federal electorate of Dalley for selection as…
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DUBBO, Friday.--In his opening address before the Western District Council, Mr. A. E. Hunt, president, said be hoped that at the next conference of the Farmers and Settlers'…
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MELBOURNE. Monday.--It may be taken almost for granted that the appointment of the Inter-State Commission provided for in the Act adopted by the Federal Parliament last…
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For an election to an almost moribund Parliament the Yass contest has been fought with plenty of [?] and when the numbers go up it will probably be found that a very large…
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The second preference votes aud postal votes in connection with the Warrenheip election were counted to-day, with the result that E. J. Hogan (Labour) was elected with…
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A communication from the executive of the Political Labour League bas been received to the effect that the candidature of Mr. P. E. Tighe, solicitor, of Ballina, has been endorsed…
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The following have submitted their names to a conference of delegates for selection as the Liberal candidate for Dalley:—Mr. H. A. Scott, Mr. F. T. Flemming, and Captain Strachan…
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KIAMA, Monday.--At Kiama, in the Odd-fellows'-hall, the Mayor, Alderman Thomas Love, presided over a well-attended meet of electors, at which Senator E. D…
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The issue to be decided at Yass to-morrow differs widely from that presented to the people in an ordinary by-election as upon the result may depend the Government's…
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