N.S.W. ELECTIONS
THE FINAL RESULTS. LABOUR MAJORITY TWENTY. (Australian Press Association) SYDNEY. November 3. In the New South Wales elections the Labour Party lias won Lhc Murray Seat by a narrow margin. Tlie final state of parties is therefore as follows: Labour 55 Nationalists '23 Country Party 12 N.S.W. MINISTRY. (Received this day at 3 a.m.) SYDNEY, Nov. -I. Tho portfolios of the new Ministers allotted are;— J. T. Lang. Premier and Treasurer. J. M. Baddeley, Minister of Minos. M. A. Davidson, Minister of Works and Railways. W. Davies, Minister of Education. AY. F. Dunn, Minister of Agriculture and Forests. AY. T. Elyasst, Minister of Labour and Industry. N. Gosling, Chief Secretary. J. McGirr, Minister of Health. M. Tally, Minister of Lands. J. Lumarp, Minister of Justice. McKee 'Minister of Local Govern- > meat. A. A. Lysaght, Attorney-General, A, O. Willis, Vice-President of the Executive Council. J', 'Ooncandon. Honorary Minister in the Legislative Council. F. Burke, Speaker of the Asesmhly. Connell, Chairman of Committees.
A CAUCUS DEFEAT
(Received this day at 10 a.m.)
SYDNEY, Nov. I
A remarkable feature of the caucus meeting, was the defeat of Air Lysaght in tho ballots for selection of a Ministry.
Mr filing at the close- of the ballots obtained permission to nominate a fourteenth (Cabinet Minister. Having, obtained this, lie nominated Mr Lysaght for the portfolio of AttorneyGeneral.
FEDERAL CAUCUS
PROPOSAL SHELVING,
CANBERRA Nov. 4
It is unlikely that the- revolutionary programme of the Federal Labour Party in respect of the. control of tlie Commonwealth Bank and compulsory extension of credits will be unfolded during the present session.
SOME PERTINENT PROPOSALS
CANBERRA, Nov. 4
The Federal Caucus decided, that the Commonwealth Bank bo asked to assist the Government in meeting internal Jldtwis maturing shorty; obo those maturing in other financial years; that the Ministry ask the Commonwealth Bank to agree to the raising of a 1 o;i.o of twenty millions sterling so that works o( a. productive character can he financed; that the increase of the note issue to enable this finance to he arranged, be requested.
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