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St George Call

Location

St George, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Apr 23, 1910

Page

4

Lang election recount sparks rumors and official denial

The article records widespread rumors of ballot paper shortages and stolen votes at Lang elections. Officials and candidates deny these claims as Returning Officer Campey explains a voluntary recount to ensure fairness amid intense interest from all parties.

Livingstone Booth Senate House of Representatives Lang Crawford Johnson Sans Sou Livingstone Mr. Campey

Election May Be Upset In Lang Electorate

Rumours of irregularities at a polling booth in the Lang electorate spark Labour plans to challenge the result. G B Holt of the Lang Labour Council says no official notice has been received yet but scrutineers praised conduct in the St George area.

Lang Labour G. B. Holt Lang Labour Council Holt St. George

Recount Reflections on Liberal Party Post Election

Mr Johnson cautions against over confidence after the election and urges earnest organization for the struggle ahead. He notes the country’s choice for a change in government and that the Liberal Government resigned with a dignified attitude while pledging fair treatment to the new administration.

Johnson

Starr Bowkett Success Drives NSW Public Support

Secretary MacMillan praises the rapid rise of Starr Bowkett in New South Wales as 455 members join in eleven months and three weeks, the best record yet. He aims for 499 in twelve months, with £1000 allocated to seven members and two more appropriations upcoming, highlighting the movement’s strong, popular growth and comparison to No. 1.

MacMillan No. 2

Novel Entertainers Banjo Mandoline Club at Oatley

A new Banjo and Mandoline Club forms at Oatley with plans for monthly boating parties on George's River during full moons. If weather permits the first vocal and instrumental show will occur at Como in April, followed by Sans Souci in May. The scheme aims to generate further interest in the club's affairs.

Oatley George's River Como Sans Souci

Bexley Council actions and local notices

Bexley Council grants six months leave of absence to Alderman Wie man who plans to visit his homeland after 20 years in the country Alderman Wiseman leaves by the Medic on May 18. Tidmarsh footpath levelling request sits with Mayor Biddulph. Rockdale talks on Harrow road repairs. Bexley to receive half share payment once work is completed. Alderman Taylor MLA aims to extend the Bexley tram to Harville Station and Queen Victoria Street to Kogarah. Lamp request for Mill Street near the bridge added to list. Water and Sewerage Board will not extend water laying in Beaconsfield Street without guaranteed deficiency.

Bexley Ald. Taylor M.L.A Hesley Council Harville Station Queen Victoria Street Kogarah R. Gisslinks Mill-street Water and Sewerage Board Beaconsfiell Street F. Brierley

Bexley W C T U Holds Successful Drawing Room Meeting

A large turnout at Paris Hall saw one new member joined and awarded the white ribbon. Mrs Wesley Watkin chaired and urged attendees to join the anti drink crusade as Mrs Blow recounted women lifting fallen sisters. President Mrs Medcalf read the Crusade Psalm and visitors enjoyed afternoon tea.

Bexley W.C.T.U Paris Hall Wesley Watkin Min Blow Medcalf

Old Girls Union Delays April Meeting to July 30

The April quarterly gathering is deferred due to Hospital Saturday. The next meeting of the Old Girls Union will be held on Saturday July 30.

Kogarah OLD Girl's Union

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