New South Wales and National Results in Federal Elections
The report lists House votes across New South Wales with candidates from Labour Lib and Liberal parties, noting tallies per seat such as BABEIDA CALARE MOK COWPER and more. It includes last election margins and the near totals for the absent vote, with a final lineup of MPs expected to carry the new House from New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, and Tasmania.
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South Hydney
Edwand Riley
Wentworth
W. H. Kelly
Werrina
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Weat Sydner
W. M. Hughen
Victoria
Balaclava
Agar Wyn
Ballarat
H. V. M’'Kay
Butman
PF. Brennan
Bendigs
J. A. Arthur
Bourke
Frank Austey
Melbourne
W. EB
Maloney
Jawa Matthews
Wanoos
Charley McTurald
Lillsy
Jacob Stumm
Muarayoa
James Page
Marston
Wugh Sinclair
Oxley
J. B. Sharpe
Wide Bay
Andrew Fisher
South Australia
Adelaide
BE. A. Roberts
Angus FP. McGlynn
Barker
John Livingston
Boothby
George Daniel
Grey
Alexander Poynton
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Foster
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Won
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Kalgoorlie
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J. A, Jensen
Darwin
King O'Malley
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W. I. L. Smith
Franklin
W. J. M'Williams
Wilnot
Llewellyn Atkinson
Galina
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G. M. Burn
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Beedige
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J. Sharpe
Probable Liberal Gains and Senate Count Update
The article lists probable Liberal gains across multiple districts including Nepean, Werrina, Riverina, Victoria and more, with candidates such as Oakes, Gould, Grant, Miller, and Watson noted. It also presents a Senate tally up to Tuesday night showing electors counted at 1,085,454 with Liberal and Labor candidates like Oakes, Gould, Grant, Millon, Watson, and Smith receiving varying votes.
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Referendum Counts Ride Ahead Across States
The tallying continues with Sk t 74 Nos leading in New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania while other states show Ea in front. Ongoing verification delays full results across Australia as officials report partial tallies and counts.
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Victoria
Tristania
COMMONWEALTH POLITICAL HISTORY SUMMARY
A hazy historical sketch traces early Commonwealth politics with three parties, key leaders, and pivotal elections from 1903 to 1910. It notes Labor’s rise, the 1904 adoption of women voting, Deakin and Fisher transitions, coalition shifts, and a fatal accident involving Maury Carr at Black Springs, Mudgee.
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In the Shoemaker's Shop Dialogue on Government
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