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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
6
Mr D H Spring Leads Bruart Town Rally Tour
In a lengthy campaign summary from Burrendong to Stuart Town and Lower Mookerawa Mr D H Spring addresses supporters and opposition alike. Reports note a strong turnout at Burrendong and Stuart Town with praise for Spring as honest and sincere, while opponents fear his policies. Local figures and committees praise organization as crowds gather in multiple venues along the road to polling day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruart
Mudgee
Bonday
Devieion
Hughie Spring
Lang
Thin
Oreacion
Bann
Ave
Soins
Dunn
Lve
Mr. Spring
Intercom
Spring
Ben
Anthuy
Stuart Town
Ieenbarks
Western
Mumbil
Kerry Creek
Steve Creek
Stuwrt Town
Lower
Mackerawa
Burrendong
Gulgone
Store ' Creek
T. Edwanis
Macquarie Shire
Stuart
Mears A. Edwards
Liene Edwards
An A. Tobin
Buehar Vena
Mix
Val Atkinson
Mant
Pen
Lower Mook
Vergwa
View of vote splitting and preferencing in three party contest
A reader argues against vote splitting in a three party contest and urges preferring the UAP over CP to prevent Lang's policy. The letter analyzes preferential voting dynamics, second preferences, and potential outcomes in a close seat, urging readers to keep the UC.P. candidate above the U.A.P. and CP to maximize anti Lang support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
U.ap
Labor
U.C.P
Langioy
U.A.P
U.G
Uc.p
WAP
Milf
Lang
Anti Lang
TLC
U.P
U. A.P
H. K. Noek
Emphatic Role for Anti-nocalian Candidate Named
Mr Frank Bryant planning to attend next week to continue work begun and express confidence in a strong anti-nocalian stance. The message mentions Fearon and a supportive stance attributed to A Tobin and Eachateenn, with signing off as With-Yours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bryant
MLC
A. Tobin
Wellington Council debates works program and gas plant update
Wellington Municipal Council meets to approve a 1980/18/6 request for funds from the Government as Ald Whiteley and the Mayor back the Clerk’s report on gas works and the Power House. The session covers gas retorts, coal supply, electricity, road repairs, tree planting, and bids for sanitary services with consideration given to unemployment relief and plant tendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoual
Wellington
Ald Whiteley
Harvey
Paige Sup
Gasworka
Gueworks
Downey
Hannelly
Sto FE
Fairbanks-Morn
J. Birchall
Wayne Street
Font
Holh
Dee.-dan
MarcheApril
Walker
Such
Hawkins Street
Stinson’s Lane
Palmer Street
Maughan Street
Arthur Street
Bathsares
Howiant's Gange
Tarea
Donovan’ Ltd
Donovan
Ald. Whiteley
Ald. Rose
Mr. Such
Nest
C. Rose
Ald
Paige
Jess Freud
Warne
Arthur Btreets
Crsus
Clark
Bedford
Ald. Walker
Whiteley
The Lang Blight and Electoral Reform in New South Wales
A letter to the editor criticizes Premier Lang and the Lang Blight. It denounces pre selection and single seat systems, argues proportional representation defended reforms, and calls readers to attack Lang in public opinion. It cites 1930 NSW parliament as evidence of misrepresentation and party machine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S.W
Country Party
Waciney
Lang
Auburn
P. Re Heen
The Reckless Promiser
A letter to the editor criticizes promises by Lang and Troy in 1920s Australia regarding wheat subsidies and debentures. It argues the 7s 6d per bushel wheat pledge could not be honored, noting imperial and constitutional limits. A. G. Chandler, Endeavour Haus, Sydney, signs the letter in June 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Rose
Earriva
Reckles
Imperial Economic Committee
Lang
Troy
Commonwealth of Australia
A. G. Chandler
Endeavour Haus
Sydney
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. H. Spring
Ul. AP
Jack Powlett Slinal Or
Nanima Crescent
Liem
T. G. Lewis
P. Robinson
Montecramst
Woods
Grant Pappermint
Ghintnen
Max
Mooki
Lucerne Seed
W. McAtamney & Cj
Connranin O
Everthing
A. Wilkins & Co
Vesta
Howland’s
Garage
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