Country Party Conference Discusses Subdivision Strategy
A Mid North Coast Country Party conference at Belmore Hall Taree chaired by A Nedman reviewed subdivision funding and organization. Dr Earle Page Labour leader Li Coli and other officials urged local finance, two area organizers, and a permanent organiser plan to strengthen country politics across Oxley Raleigh Gloucester and adjacent electorates.
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Mid-North Coast
Country Party
Belmore Hall
Taree
A. Nedman
Earle Page
Cowper
Australia
Li Coli
J. Munro
W. C. Thompson
New England
A. R
Page
Country Australia
Hawdon
Gloucester
Country Finance
Oxley
Raleigh
Grey
Jong
Coff's Harbour
Bellingen
Nambucca
Macleay
Hastings
Manning
Wallamba
Dungog
Hunter
A. S. Redman
W. W. Hawdon
Dash
J Col. Munro
Central Council
Meeting ends with motion adopted and thanks given
The motion was withdrawn and Dr Page's suggestion was adopted. Chairman thanked delegates for attendance and moved a vote of thanks to the speakers. Seconded by Mr Richardson, who urged organization to fight for the country. Motion carried by acclamation. Dr Page responded and expressed pleasure at the meeting.
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Cash
Vincent
Central Council
R. Richardson
Hawdon
Kempsey
Armidale
Mid-Coast
Page
Dr. Page
R. Richarnson
Ars
Br. Page
England Chooses 13 for Lords Test Without Larwood
England's selectors named thirteen players for the Second Test at Lord's, with Larwood unavailable. Captain Walters was among those listed, while Sir Stanley Jackson expressed confidence in England’s depth and noted possible unfitness of three players. The final choice would be settled before the start, and 14 players were to be available on match day.
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London
Kingsind
Lord's
Hey
BR. BS
Wyatl
Warwickstine
C.F. Walters
Worcestershire
Parnes
Essex
H. Suteliffe
Yorkshire
W. H. Hammond
Gloucester
EP Hendren
Maddlesex
M. Leyland
L. KG
Sir Stanley Jackson
Imidnigat
England
Wyatt
Sir Stanley
Larwool
Labour Largest Party in Tasmanian Election
The Milmot division count completed Friday night shows the Labour party as the strongest in Tasmania’s new House of Assembly. Leader A G Ogilvie is poised to form a ministry with support from G G Becker and G S Carruthers. the parliament will include Nationalists Federal Labour Douglas Credit and Independents.
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Milmot
Labour Party
House of Assembly
Tasmania
Doures Credit
House Moves Two Feet at Bulli Shire Meeting
Mrs Harris of Goodrich street Scarborough complained her residence and land were shifting forward about two feet while the fence stayed fixed. Council president Morrison said a special inspection confirmed the move and directed the engineer to inspect and report back.
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Bulli
Bulli Shire
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