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Newspaper
St George Call
Location
St George, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
3
Notice directs readers to address letters to the Editor of the St. George Call in Kogarah. Anonymous submissions are rejected and authentication with name and address is required, even if not published. Duplicate submissions from other papers will not be inserted and rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
In the election era the railway question draws less public debate though faults remain acute. Illawarra lines face chronically poor timetable adherence and new signalling plans at Sydney Station misfire. Public complaints mount against Chief Commissioner Johnson despite his diligence, highlighting a need for better public railway service.
On Wednesday next the 13th Lang electors will decide between Liberalism and Labor amid a flood of visiting politicians. The campaign landscape features numerous figures of varying influence as residents prepare to cast their ballots.
The article notes voters likely have made up their minds but stresses voting remains the test of belief. It lists polling venues across St George area including Arncliffe Oddfellows Hall Hurstville Hall Mortdale Public School Kogarah Drill Hall Grant's Hall Ormond Road Oatley School of Arts Sandringham St Andrews Vestry Ramsgate Rockdale Town Hall Bexley Sutherland Como Public School Sylvania and Miranda polls.
An essay-style column urges electors to vote early and often while lampooning political events and officials. It recalls Sydney voting days, warns against impropriety at polls, and comments on local government grants and public works, with humorous asides on civility and common sense.
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