LABOUR ROUTED
FEDERAL SENATE ELECTION ALL LABOUR CANDIDATES BEATEN FINAL STATE OF PARTIES Bv Telegraph,—Preßs. Asen.—Copyright, SYDNEt, December 9. Tho Senate oount has been completed. The result shows a debacle of all Labour candidates throughout tho Commonwealth. The final figures show:— » Ministerialists 27 Labour 9 Every one of the 22 Senators elected is'a member of either the Country or Nationalist parties. The Senators elected, or re-elected, are -—. New South Wales. —Senator General Cox (N.), W. L. Duncan (N.), Senator W. Massy Greene (N.), Josiah Thomas (N.). Colonel E. P. Abbott (C.P.). Victoria.—D. Andrews (C.P.j, Senator H. E. Elliott (N.), Senator .1. F. Guthrie (N.), Senator W. Plain (N.l. Queensland. —Thomas Givens (N,), Sir Thomas W. Glasgow (N.), William G. Thompson (N.l. South Australia.—J, H, Chapman
(C.P.), A. J. McLachlan (N.), Senator J. Newland <N.>. Tasmania.—Senator C. W. Grant (N.V. Senator J. D. Millen (N.), Senator J. E. Hayes (N.), Senator H. J. M. Payne (N.). West Australia.- —W. Carroll. (N. and C.P.), Senator P. J. Lynch (N. and C.‘P.), Senator G. F. 'Pearce (N. and C.P.).
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12316, 10 December 1925, Page 5
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