ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
NEW SOUTH V/ALES. MR. WADE ON GOVERNMENT'S OUTLOOK. By TelecraDh-Presa ABeociation-Cnoyrleni Sydney, May 26. Befcrring to tho approaching State elections, Mr. C. C. Wade, tlio Now South Wales Preinier, speaking at "tlio nnnnal conferenco of tlio Labour and R-eform Association, said that while a superficial view of tho rosnlt of tho recent Federal elections might lead to the conclusion that they must be propared for a Wivr<> of feeling in favour of the Labour Opposition, a careful examination of tho returns liad 3e<i him to tho conclusion chat thore was no justification for assuming that tlio Liberal party, as far as State issues ' wero concerned, iras in a hopeless, or even an unfavourable position. LAND SETTLEMENT. Sydney, May 26. Speaking at Tamworth, the Minister for Lands, Mr. S. W. Moore, in claiming tho success of tho oloser settlement movement, foreshadoived a wide extension of tho system. [With regard to tho-land question, the New South Wales Government advocates resumption of estates and closer settlement, as against tho progressive land tax demanded by the Labour Oppositiou. Both sides arc going to the country.]
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 827, 27 May 1910, Page 7
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183ELECTION CAMPAIGN. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 827, 27 May 1910, Page 7
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