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Advertising : 102 wordsExcept where otherwise stated, J. M. Mackay, M. O'Brien, and R. S. Ross, 56-58 Collins street, Hobart, are responsible for matter appearing in ...
Article : 728 wordsThe Executive Council sat for some hours yesterday, and at the conclusion of the meeting it was announced that Ministers had not deemed it ...
Article : 105 wordsNothing— Not a word— By Nationalists. About that £25,000, ...
Article : 129 wordsYon can safely put Labor first (No. 1) because by doing so you put Tasmania first. The greater includes the lesser. Taking Tasmania into consideration, we find that from coast to coast there is indignant dissatisfaction with Nationalism's administration. We ...
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Advertising : 137 wordsAn informal meeting of shareholders of the Renison Bell Mining Company was held at the Imperial last evening to consider a letter ...
Article : 355 wordsThe spectre of Judas remarked with a son. “How different between then and now! ...
Article : 180 words1. Those who advocated the Labor policy were absolutely ashamed of it.” —Mr. Broinowski. 2. “The Civil Service were becoming a menace to Australia.”—Mr. Seabrook. ...
Article : 168 wordsRises. Sets. December 17 .. .. .. .. .. .. 4.29 7.43 December 25 .. .. .. .. .. .. 4.33 7.48 The Moon’s Changes ...
Article : 1,363 wordsThe sterling leader of the Victorian Labor Party (Mr. G. M. Prendergast) of the author of an exceedingly useful pamphlet entitled. “Labor in Politics: Its influence on Legislation” He gives a detailed list of what Australia hadn’t at the birth of the Labor Party. It makes almost ...
Article : 222 wordsNow that you have got safely-rolled, You surely shouldn't need to be told That you've next to get yourself properly polled, ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 553 wordsA cheering sight it is to see the broad-sheet posters of the Australian Railway Union. This union takes the election seriously: it knows the stakes. The poster is typically railway—train and red light and employe. Exhibited in every electorate of the Commonwealth the poster is an ...
Article : 88 words“Knaves and fools” ... “The scum of the earth” ....“Mad Bolshevism” —three of a kind. Evidently quite off its balance, the “Mercury” thus screams about Labor men and women. Its fabrications are almost too frequent to keep pace with; its epithets too disgusting. The names cited ...
Article : 108 words“Socialisation—Senator Thomas' Analysis,” is a headline “The World” is tired of seeing. Every capitalistic vehicle in the country seems to be “scaring” it. The sorry stuff under it reminds on of “eyes in fine frenzy rolling,” so horrific is the pose. N.S.W. Senator Thomas is ...
Article : 217 wordsNotification has been received by the immigration authorities stating that 15 Immigrants for Tasmania arrived in Melbourne yesterday by the ...
Article : 234 wordsThe president of the Amalgamated Engineers’ Union (Mr. G. Hargreaves) stated last night that in connection with the trouble at the ...
Article : 191 wordsAt the Executive Council meeting held yesterday, Messrs. E. W. Turner, P.M.. E. H. Kennedy ([?] Secretary of Public Works) and Dr. ...
Article : 56 wordsThe issues are vital, actually and potentially. So much is at stake that every man and every woman who now wins votes for Labor does a deed for freedom and the better way and day. Hard times are prowling round the doors. Conditions in the people’s homes are becoming ...
Article : 143 wordsLONDON, Wednesday. — The South. Portsmouth by-election resulted in a win for Lieut.-Coloned Leslie Wilson, who received 14,301 votes. ...
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World (Hobart, Tas. : 1918 - 1924), Fri 15 Dec 1922, Page 4
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