Election fight to go close
WELLINGTON (N.Z) Fri. -- A swing of two per cent less than that which occurred in by-elections…
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Election fight to go close
WELLINGTON (N.Z.) Fri. -- A swing of two per cent less than that which occurred in by-elections…
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AUCKLAND, Fri. -- A magistrate today fined the former National Party candidate for Waitemata £100…
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CANBERRA, Sat.--Prime Minister Menzies in a broadcast tomorrow night is expected to say that in a democracy Parliament is the supreme authority, which must be obeyed. Mr. Menzies will…
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CANBERRA, Sunday.— Federal Parliament will adjourn next Thursday until the New Year…
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The Prime Minister (Mr. Menzies) said last night that the waterfront strike "will and must fail." Developments in the strike include:…
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The Senate yesterday debated the South-East Asia Collective Defence Treaty Bill. The debate was adjourned…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hosp. Employees’ Election
HOSPITAL Employees will vote this month in a ballot to fill the post of Secretary made vacant the tragically early death of “Jimmy”…
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The Senate yesterday passed the Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Request and Consent) Bill and the South-East Asia Collective…
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Graduates of the University of Sydney yesterday elected 10 Fellows of the Senate…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →N.z. Govt. Fears About Election Battle
WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thurs. -- On Saturday 1,500,000 New Zealanders will go to the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party Government worried…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thurs.--On Saturday 1,500.000 New Zealanders will go to the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thurs.--On Saturday 1,500.000 New Zealanders will go fo the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thurs.--On Saturday 1,500,000 New Zealanders will go to the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thurs.--On Saturday 1,500,000 New Zealanders will go to the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.). Thurs. -- On Saturday 1,500,000 New Zealanders will go to the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party Government worried…
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WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Thurs.--On Saturday 1,500,000 New Zealanders will go to the polls after a month of general election campaigning which was the quietest on record--and which has the National Party…
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The Senate yesterday passed the Stevedoring Industry Bill, Sulphuric Acid Bounty Bill, Goldmining Assistance Bill,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →En Indonesie Premieres elections generales
D'APRES un rapport de Djakarta publié dernièrement par le New York Times, le conflit continuel entre les éléments islamiques et…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →No Upset Expected At N.Z. Election By a Staff Correspondent
NOT for many years have New Zealanders shown sp little interest in a general election…
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