Election at Waverley
Owing to the resignation of Alderman Glasgow a vacancy has occurred in Nelson War[?], of the Waverley Municipality. An election will be held on October 3, nominations for…
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Candidates Reviewed Notes From Melbourne Melbourne
Though the field may be somewhat smaller than usual, to-morrow's Caulfield Cup will bring together a fine collection of horses. Eighteen are still left in, but there…
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Uncle Sam, winner of two Caulfield Cups…
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The debate on the Sunday Trading (Refreshment Tooms) Bill, which had been recommitted, was further considered in committee by members of the Legislative…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →The Democratic Voice in Parliament. the Fair Rents Bill Nightmare. Mr. John Haynes' Speeches
Mr. HAYNES (Willoughby) (10.6]: There is no measure for which I have a greater detestation than one which makes a phantom show of giving relief to…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Democratic Voice in Parliament. Searching Speeches on Public Abuses. Mr. John Haynes' Speeches Members' Recruiting Expenses. What is the £10 a Week for?
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Continued on Trove, page 8 →To-day's Attraction at Randwick Will Be a Six Event Card Provided by City Tattersall's Club October Headquarters Carnival Winds Up To-day Fair Fields Promised in All Races. Chances of Candidates Discussed
Racing at headquarters will be continued this afternoon, when the program of the Spring meeting of City Tattersall's Club will be submitted, and a start made at 1.45 p.m. with the…
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Kingsburgh is a chestnut horse, five years old, by Wallace, by Carbine, by Musket, from Mersey. Dam: Alexandra (imp.), by Persimmon from Ambleside, by Petrarch. Bred…
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Perambulate, the Adelaide Derby winner, arrived at Caulfield early this morning in charge of W. Hopwood. He was later ped for exercise, and strode a mile on the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Slaps at Progress Association. Blacktown Councillors on Thier Dignity. A Threatened Election Epidemic. "What is in the Wind?" asks Councillor Later Blacktown Council
Meeting Wednesday. Present: The President (Councillor Pringle), Councillors Angus, Pye, Lalor, Best and Stewart. The finance committee recommended…
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Miss Helen Beattie Miss Dorothy Brunton…
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In the House of Commons on Wednesday Mr. Outhwaite will ask Mr. Asquith whether the Government still attaches the original importance to the Dardanelles operations…
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Cyklon, a grandson of old Carbine…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South African Elections Unparalleled Bitterness Antagonism to Botha London, Sunday Night
A Times correspondent at Capetown says that unparalleled bitterness is belni, manifested in the elections. Out of 130 seals only eight are uncontested. A complete spit…
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Sir George Reid, High Commissioner for the Commonwealth, in an article in the London "Evening News," remarks:— "For many years to come, any attempt…
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Naxbery, one of the four-year-old contingent…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Ministers were plied with questions of a more or less important nature from all quarters of the House. These having been disposed of private…
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In the House of Commons Mr. Joynson Hicks will ask whether supplies of timber and iron have been disembarked at the Dardanelles in order to enable the erection of…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Cohen asked the lender of the Government if, in view of the importance of the Referendum question to the people of Australia generally,…
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In the Small Debts division of the Central Police Court yesterday G. R. W. M'Donald, M.L.A., for Bingara, on behalf,of G. R. W. M'Donald and Co., land agents, sued Ernes[?]…
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