Elections Then and Now
A NUMBER of instances of excessive "enthusiasm" in the recent electioneering campaign, have been reported, such an the smashing of windows…
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Blue Mountains Shire By-Election (To the Editor)
Sir,—I noticed a small paragraph in your last issue announcing the candidature of Mr D. M. Rogalaski and myself for the vacancy for councillor in…
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WITH, a deep sense of responsibility, the electors of New South Wales went to the polls on Saturday last and registered their votes. It is significant that nearly all the Churches had sounded…
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The Minister for Agriculture (Mr. H. Main) announced last night that the returning officer (Mr. A. A. Watson, Director of Marketing) had advised him that the poll for the election…
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Two former Labour Ministers—Mr. J. McGirr, ex-Minlster for Transport and Mr. W. Davies, ex-Minister for Education-were re-elected yesterday after the distribution of…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →NECK-AND-NECK Rival U.C.P. Candidates In Corowa
The hopes of the rival U.C.P. candidates for Corowa-- Messrs. R. T. Ball (sitting member) and S. S. Creed --have risen and fallen with…
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When original election papers for Muira Park polling place, near Bourke, went astray, the enterprising returning officer, Mr. A. Harold Ison sent a duplicate set by Mr. S. Coleman's aeroplane, and the day was saved for Muira Park. It is believed to be the only plane used last Saturday for electoral purposs…
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The Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Hugh Main, announced last night that the poll for the election of one producers representative of…
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FINAL election figures declared yesterday, after the distribution of preferences, resulted in the election of J. McGirr (Lab.,…
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If all political candidates followed the example of Mr. E. M. Clark, Independent candidate for North Sydney, elections would not be such…
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AT the Sydney Cricket Ground yesterday Eastern Suburbs Union team avenged their first round defeat by outclassing…
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Copey, the Grand National candidate which passed through Sydney last week from New Zealand, on his way to…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →"Parliament Should Go." W.A. Minister's Belief. PERTH
Although he refused to oppose or support a suggestion that the number of members of each House of Parliament should be reduced by at leas, one-third the Minister for Works…
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PERTH, Sunday.--When the annual South-west Conference expressed an opinion that both Houses of Parliament should be reduced by…
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To fill the vacancy in West ward of Marrickville municipality, created by the death of Alderman Richards, a by-election was held on Saturday. Unusual interest was taken…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Elections. Final Majority. 66 Seats to 24. U.A.P. Wins Canterbury
No seat in the State is now in doubt from the point of view of party. The last one in which there was uncertainty—Canterbury—was determined by Saturday's counting. Mr. E. J…
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There were 17 candidates at the Labour party selection ballot, held on Saturday, to choose a representative to contest the byelection for the Carlton seat in the Legislative…
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Upon the distribution of preferences in the Canterbury seat on Saturday, Mr. Hocking, the U.A.P. candidate secured…
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The State Parliament will reopen at noon on Thursday, a proclamation having been issued yesterday.- The Premier (Mr. Stevens) said yesterday…
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