Labor Rule Defeated Across States in Ballot Count
The ballot box delivered a sweeping verdict against Labor, winning 48 seats to Labor's 17 with 10 still doubtful. Across NSW, Vic, Tas, Qld, WA and SA, opposition and independents surged, reshaping leadership and seizing key seats including Wentworth, Parramatta, Melbourne Ports, and Brisbane. Doubtful seats include Maribyrnong and Maranoa. several leaders faced defeats or tight races as the Lang Plan movement and United Australian Party gains redraw the political map.
Australian election results drift across multiple states
Detailed results show Thompson leading Campbell in New England with 22,705 to 11,814 votes while early figures hint at anti-Labor gains across New South Wales Victoria Tasmania and other states. Final results remained uncertain as absentee and late ballots continued counting and political figures weighed potential seat changes.
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anti-Labor
Ns.w
Victoria
Tasmania
Martin Holman
U.A.P
Abbot
Hankin
L.P
Catts
Eldridge
New England
Thompson
U.C.P
Campbell
Ind
Forthee Hughes
T.ap
Cowper
T.A.P
Nelson
Newcastle Watkins
FLL
Kidd
Skelton
Clarke
A.pla
Simpson
Parkes Imarr
Gardem
T.P
Gibbs
Parramatta Stewart
TAP
Paterson
Rowe
Browne
Reid
Manilla P and C Association Hosts School Staff Tea
Manilla P and C Association entertained staff of Manilla Rural School with an afternoon tea. The Mayor presided and toasts honored departing teachers and presentations were made to Mr Lowe and Mr Wart. The event closed with singing Auld Lang Syne. Lost parcel between Milliwindi and Manila on Saturday contained comics and cutters. reward offered.
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Manilla P and C. Association
Manilla Rural School
P. and C. Association
Xmnas
T. H. Barratt
K. Hart
F. W. A Lowe
W. Jackson
R. Grayson
F. W. A. Lowe
E.D. Pearson
May Oress
Orrasion
Lowe
Wart
Embury
Star
Hart
Milliwindi
Manila
Sun day School Prize Night at Anglican Parish Hall
Parish Hall was filled as the Vicar gave prizes to Sunday School children after classes. Winners across several groups show teachers and scholars’ strong church involvement. Miss Algie and Miss J Barratt thanked for a year of achievement. Father Christmas distributed gifts to kindergarten. Theme: Keep on keeping on.
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Algie
J. Barratt
Father Christmas
South Africa fall short as Australia dominates at Sydney
South Africa bowled out for 153 in their first innings at the Sydney Ground while Australia reach 7 for 444 by stumps on Saturday. Key scores include Viljoen 37 and Vincent 31 for the visitors. Nitwiski 17 and Rigg 127, Bradman 112, Woodfull 58 for Australia. Other items reference Adelaide match, NSW 493, South Australia 8-220, and Warwick Wheat movement at Manilla with 297,500 bags noted.
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South Africa
Sydney Cricket Ground
Australia
Viljoen
Vincent
Dalton
Morkel
McCabe
Grimmett
Nitwiski
Rigg
Bradman
Woodful
Ponsford
Lee i
Christmas Tramper-Enuehre Prize Admission Event
An evening event runs from eight to one with a festive tramper scene and prize entry priced at two dollars per person. Tickets grant access during the Christmas celebration period.
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Wentworth
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Wilmott
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Holman
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Parker Moloney
Collins Ir
Lang
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House
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Anstey
Keane
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Manilla
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Watson
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U.C.P. Win
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Riley
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Wright
Masney
Oeke
Sylvester
Buckland
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Sullivan
Christian
T.cp
T A.P
Federal Labor
James
Bailey
Tlowie
Burnham
Lang Mulcahy
Ong
Bennett
Devi
Macquarie Lawson
Chiffey
P.L
Hetti
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Chiffley
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Robb
Eee
Jennings
U.ap
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Duncan
Wi Harrison
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Laszarini
Tully
Sheppherd
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Butterell
Donaldson
Ivey
Norman
Antsey
Bendigo Harrison
U A.P
Kearne
Ogorangamite Gibson
U.a-P
Coach
Lewin
Casey
U.A P
Lister
I Stewart
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Hall
UCP
Moss
Fitzpatrick
Hill
Fawkner Maxwell
McKenna
Flinders Brove
UAP
Hayward
Indi Hutchenson
Jones
Walker
T.C.P
Booyong Latham
Loughnan
Beckett
Scott
Schofield
McNeill
Rodgers
Boullin
Davis
Branagan
Thornton
White
Lawson
Taltz
I Phoampson Campbell
New Mexico
Wongo Creek
Halls Creek
Mr Thompson
Ros
Gullett
Katz
Stoddart & Hayward Ltd
Telephone
J. D. Kennedy
Agnes Sorel
Nyal
J. E. Simpson
Kelly
Vohen
Manilla Street
J. A. Rochfort
Apia Fiis
Public Accountant and Auditor
Manilla St., Manilla
Phone
Optician
Erroll
Chas. W Enell
Flo
M.ola
George Street
Royal Hotel
Boxydney
Manilla .Express
Anglican Church
Nutt
Richardson
Gilbert
Mechanics Institute