Fuller Career Summary Leads Wollondilly Campaign
The Hon. Sir George Fuller K C M G M L A is profiled from Kiama to Wollondilly in a career spanning Kiama Representation, Federal Parliament, Home Affairs, Home Secretary and Acting Premier. He led the National Progressive Coalition to victory in 1922 and was knighted in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuller
K.C.M.G
George Warburton Fuller
New South Wales
Kiama
South Coast
Sydney University
Legislative Assembly
Illawarra
House of Representatives
Federation
Mr. Deakin
Wollondilly
Mr. Holman
England
New South Wales National Party
National-Progressive
Mark F. Morton MLA A Shoalhaven and Allowrie Representative
Mark F. Morton MLA native to the electorate has lived in Ilawar ra district all his life. He first entered Parliament for Shoalhaven in 1901 then for Allowrie in 1904, held the seat until 1920 when defeated. He recontested in 1922 and was returned. Morton is known for attending to electors and meeting district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark F. Morton
M.L.A
Ilawarra
Shoalhaven
Allowrie
Morton
Alderman A A South Candidacy Noted For Service
Alderman A A South the Nationalist Party third candidate is a returned soldier now in the dairy industry at Moss Vale. A State councillor of the B S and ILA and Moss Vale sub-branch officer he has served fourteen years as a committee member of the Berrima District A H and I Society and is honorary secretary of the Berrima District Rugby Football League.
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A. A. South
Nationalist Party
Oss Vale
Ald. South
B.S
I.L.A
Moss Vale
Berrima
A.H. and I. Society
Rugby Football League
Campbelltown Council Voices Needs for Vehicles and Yards
The council reviews resident engineer reports noting four new consumers and ongoing mains work. It considers purchasing a car to speed service and inspections, while电 lighting matters head to a Lighting meeting. Works Committee details Patrick Street tarred metalling and top dressing, box culvert at Jones' entrance, sign-board removals, and Menangle Road delays. Members debate trucking yards, cemetery cooperation, and midday mail to Sydney to aid farmers.
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F. Wilkinson
Weeb
Moffitt
McDonald
Ducat
Munro
Lewis and Munro
Works Committee
Patrick Street
Jones
Camden Road
Menangle Road
Hannaford
Obituary for Margaret Hickey and local institute plans
Miss Margaret Hickey aged 73, eldest Hickey family member, died Saturday. Born in Dublin, she lived in Menangle Campbelltown Appin Granville and Campbelltown’s Royal Hotel as hostess. Funeral Sunday at Campbelltown Catholic Cemetery. Ingleburn Literary Institute to add enclosed verandah and two rear rooms at the School of Arts. tenders invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hickey
Hickey
Miss Hickey
Joseph and
Maria Wickey
Dublin
New South Wales
Liverpool
Ashcroft
Campbelltown
Nepean
Menangle
Granville
William
Appin
Royal Hotel
Julia Hickey
Father O'Reilly
Father McHugh
Maroubra
Picton Parish
Father Dunne
Ingleburn Literary Institute
School of Arts
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A. ¥Ional Progressive Coalition
Singleton
Ald
Ald. Bottin
Tuck
Ald Bottin
N.S.W
Ingleburn
Lewis
Ald. Munro
Ald. Ducat
Werrina
Sydney
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