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THE TWO VOICES. CULLING THE ELECTORS
In one of R. L. Stevenson's best knowa books, a noble-mined philan[?]hropisst, Dr. Jekyll, does all manner of dreadful things in his leisure hours under ...
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"TAX AND TAX."
Despite the threatenirg weather, Ald. J. W. Hetherington (United PartyNationalist candidate for Maree) addressed a large and appreciative audience. ...
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"IT HAS FADED."
Mr. James Crawford (United PartyNational candidate for Brisbane) addrosaed a largely attended meeting in the Picture Palace, Spring Hill, last ...
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APPRENTICESHIP.
Mr. Jas. S. Kerr (United Party candidate for Enoggera) spoke to a large audience at Mitchelton on Monday night. Mr. William Laird, sen., presided. ...
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SANE GOVERNMENT.
Mr. T. A. Lanigan (United Party candidate for Rockhampton) opened his campaign in the School of Arts to-night, when there was a large audience. Mr. Lanigan ...
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SOUTHERN SEATS.
The man from Bundaberg to Maryborough was one of the few long railway journeys in which, during the Premier's tour, stoppages were not made for the ...
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FOR PROSPERITY.
Speaking at the Leichhardt-street school last night the United Party's candidate for Paddington (Mr. G.Tedman) warned the electors not to be led astray with Mr. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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ELECTORATE ITEMS.
Mr. A. C. Elphinstone (United Party candidate) will address the electors at the Corinda Hall to-morrow night, at 8 o'clock, and at Yeronga Hall on Friday. ...
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THE RED OBJECTIVE.
First we take the Red Objective. At Cairns, Mr. Theodore said that the objective was the same as that for which Labour had striven for thirty years; and ...
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SALUTING THE FLAG.
The Bulimba election campaign was continued on Monday by Mr. D. J. R. Watson, who addressed a meeting of electors in Hill's Hall, Morningside. ...
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MR. THEODORE'S SEVEN METHODS.
Possibly Mr. Theodore's main objective [?] to retain the Premiership, not for three or six years, but for "many years," as Mr. J. V. M'Donald said al Emu Park. ...
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ABUSE IS NO ARGUMENT
The Minister for Lands (Mr. Coyne) addressed a fairly attended meeting last night in the School of Arts Hall. His address consisted principally of the ...
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BRISBANE BOOTH.
A polling booth at which electors from every district in the State in which the election is being contested may cast a primary, as distinct fro an absent, vote ...
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NEW CAPITAL.
Mr. J. H. Kessell (United PartyNationalist candidate for South Brisbane) addressed a large and attentive meeting of electors at the Clarence Corner ...
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TAXATION AND LOANS.
At Cairns, Mr. Theodore said: "There is to be no increase in taxation," and he added, "since the last election "there has been no increase in taxation." In his ...
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THE BIG STICK FOR THE FARMERS.
Sir,—I know a man who, if any of his cows or horses do anything to vex him will go after them with feed in one hand and a good big atick in the other, and ...
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SALUTING THE FLAG.
Sir,—As a minister of the Gospel. I feel it a privilege to once a week attend a State School and give religious instruction to our church children, but lately ...
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TOOMBUL.
On April 20 the following letter, which speaks for itself, was forwarded to AldC. M. Jendinson, who is opposing Mr. A. L. Petrie, in the Toombul electorate:— ...
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MR. TAYLOR LEAVES ROCKHAMPTON.
The leader of the United Party (Mr. C. Taylor) arrived this afternoon, and left at 8 o'clock for the West. He is due to speak here on Wednesday of next ...
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PIKEDALE SETTLEMENT.
Sir,—Mr. Theodore is to visit Stanthorpe and receive deputations from the soldier settlers on Anzac Day. These deputations will consist of a few Labour supporters, ...
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PREMIER'S TOUR.
"A very successful tour" was the term which the Premiir applied to his Northern trip, when interview by a "Courier" representative at his office yesterday. ...
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FEDERAL BOARDS.
Consideration was given, by the Federal Cabinet to-day to a number of important appointments which are pending. These appointments include the ...
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MR. THEODORE AND THE FARMERS.
At Cairns the Premier said it was the intention of the Government to assist the farming, industry, and, accordingly, it had formulated the agricultural ...
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MR. GODFREY MORGAN'S CAMPAIGN.
Mr. Godfrey Morgan opened his election campaign last week, assisted by Mr. J. A. P. Hunter, M.H.R. Speeking at Miles, he said that Mr. Theodore was ...
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THANKS, NOT CONFIDEN[?]E.
In a report of a meeting held hy Mr. Geo, Logan, at Helidon, appearing in Monday's "Courier," it was stated that Councillor Chas. Gunne moved a vote of ...
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THAT FLAG INCIDENT.
Sir,—It was very amusing to read Mr. Huxham' s explanation of the flag incident, which very few people will swallow. Does his electorate or [?]his ...
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