Mr. E. W. [?], the Liberal candidate for Capricornia, addressed a gathering of about thirty five electors in the [?] of Arts, Cawarral, on Wednesday night. ...
Article : 229 wordsThe monthly meeting of the Longreach reach Shire Council was held yesterday, There were present:—Messrs. R. H. Ealkins (Chairman), A. P. Peterson, D. ...
Article : 2,794 wordsMessrs. W. Kellett and H. C. Ransome, two southern gentlemen who are offering themselves as "alternative" candidates for the Senate, held a public meeting in ...
Article : 1,303 wordsIt was inevitable that he sould deal with his opponent. Mr. Higgs, and in his (Mr. Higgs's personal capacity, but in his political capacity, Mr. Higgs, from the ...
Article : 316 wordsWhat he (Mr. Archer) advocated so strongly at the last election was the establishment of a department of the interior or a department of industry ...
Article : 371 wordsHis pledges were published in the "Record; but the "Record," trasting to the forgetfulness of the electors asserted that he had pledged himself to increased ...
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Advertising : 613 wordsHe would endeavour to clear away some of the cohwebs that were obscuring the political situation. A notable feature of this campaign was that there were only ...
Article : 362 wordsMr. Archer spoke at length on the financial agreement, which, he said, provided that 25s. per head of the population should be paid to the states out of the federal ...
Article : 418 wordsIn Rockhampton he was asked "Do you understand plain English? If so, how can you deny that you said that 3s. 9d. a-day was an extreme wage to pay in the off ...
Article : 135 wordsMr. Higgs should either dissociate himself from such tacties or [?] adopt them himself. The "Record" had opened its column to political ...
Article : 751 wordsYet how was the election being fought by Mr. Higgs and his press supporter. "The Record?" It was [?] the suppression and ignoring of ...
Article : 943 wordsIn conclusion, he appealed to the electors, as he did at the last election, as a [?] of the Liberal party, and not as [?] controlled by any machine-made ...
Article : 152 wordsAn elector asked whether Mr. Archer would [?] his influence to retain the daily [?] service to [?] instead of a [?] service, as was [?]. ...
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The Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld. : 1878 - 1965), Fri 11 Mar 1910, Page 9
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