Labor win in by-election
DUBBO, Sat. -- Labor candidate C. G. Robertson is certain to win the Dubbo by-election. Figures when counting finished for…
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Parliament of Empire
LONDON, June 7 (A.A.P.).—The "Observer," in a leading article, discusses the advocacy of a post-war Federated Imperial Parliament by the…
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For a national capital, Canberra is very short of public statuary. At one toad junction stands Robby Burns—at another, a placid Bellona—in front of Parliament House things are in readiness for post-war commemoration of King…
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For a fortnight at least Mr. McKell and most of his Cabinet have put party politics before the war effort, and their reward…
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LONDON, Sunday. -- Two Eton old boys will fight out the Windsor by-election this month. The Government candidate is…
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If a referendum for the reform of the Legislative Council is taken, the electors may also be asked to vote simultaneously on reduction of Assembly seats or abolition of the State…
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The Dubbo by-election last Saturday resulted in the return of Mr. C. D. Robertson, who, on the latest figures available, had a…
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LONDON, June 9.—Mr. R. W. G. Mackay, formerly of Sydney, is expected to give the Conservative Party and Govern…
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LONDON, Tuesday.--Lord Beaverbrook's Evening Standard today calls for a general election. "Everybody admits that this…
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AN announcement was made to-day that a postal ballot of dairy farmers would be taken to elect a producers' representative to the Milk Board…
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AS it is not possible to held the annual conference of the Agricultural Bureau at Hawkesbury Agricultural College, the election of general president…
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LONDON. Thursday.—in the Liandaff and Barry by-election. Mr. Cyril lakin. the Conservantive Party and Government candidate, was returned…
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LONDON. June 11 (A.A.P.).— Figures for the Llandaff by-election were:—C. A. Lakin (Cons.) 19,408: R. W. G. Mackay (Ind. Socialist)…
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LONDON, Thursday.--The Government party candidate (Mr. Cyril Lakin) won the Landaff and Barry by-election easily…
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LONDON, Friday.-- The Llandaff and Barry by-election resulted:-- C. A. Lakin (Conservative), 19,408; R. MacKay (Independent Socialist)…
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LONDON, June 12 (A.A.P.).—Mr. R. W. G. Mackay, formerly a solicitor in Sydney, speaking after his defeat in the Llandaff and Barry by-election…
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THE recent ruling of the Senate banning all representatives of the Sydney Daily and Sunday Telegraph from the precincts of the House under its control was followed quickly by a similar ban being imposed upon representatives of these papers by Mr. Nairn, the Speaker of the House…
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Nominations for the election of [?] producers' representative on the Milk Board must be in the hands of the returning officer, Milk Board. Grace…
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LONDON, June 16 (A.A.P.).— Mr. Walter Elliot (Con.) asked the Prime Minister, Mr. Churchill, in the House of…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday,—At a special conference of the Australian Newspaper Proprietors' Association this afternoon, the…
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