State Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. The Premier moved the suspension of the Standing Orders to admit of the…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Federal Parliament. the Ministerial Programme Outlined by Mr. Deakin. Same As at Last Election. Melbourne
The Federal Parliament met this afternoon after its three weeks adjournment. In the House of Representatives…
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The Premier (Mr J H Carruthers) gave notice in the Assembly this afternoon of his intention to move next Wednesday "that this House approves…
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In the House of Representatives after preliminary questions Mr Deakin announced the policy of the new administration, which will be that…
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The Council pasted the Temporary Supply Bill through all its stages and adjourned…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon The Minister for Lands, in reply to Mr Collins, stated that an extensive…
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In the House of Representatives this afternoon after the answering of questions, Mr. Reid resumed the debate on the…
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In the House of Representatives, after questions, Mr Raid resumed the debate op the Government Policy. He claimed that though Mr Deek in…
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In the Senate to-day discussion on the Government policy was continued by Senators Walker, O'Keafe, Millen and P[?]…
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In the Sentate the discussion on the Government policy was continued by Senators Walker, O’Keefe, and Pearos. A formal motion for…
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The Opposition met after the House of Representatives adjourned and formally elected Mr Joseph Cook, deputy leader…
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In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr Ewing in reply to Mr Page, said five rifles had burst in New South Wales and a military Board had…
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Mr Ewing, in reply to Mr Page said five rifles had burst in N.S Wales. A military board had been appointed to inquire into the…
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When the Assembley met this afternoon Mr McGowan gave notice of a motion of censure on the Government in connection with the Lands…
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The Czar presides to-day at a meeting of his Ministers to finally revise the Constitution, which it is expected will be promulgated on 12th inst, the…
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Both Houses met to-day. In the House of Representatives, Mr Deakin, in reply to Mr Manager, said the [?]…
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Lower Mookerawa and Williams-[?]le have been added to the list of [?]lling places in the Federal electorate of Robertson…
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Mr Deakiu in reply to Mr Mangher, said the chairman of the tariff com mission reported that no item of the tariff was yet completely inquired in…
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In the Senate to-day Senator Pulsford raised a long discussion upon the action of Sir William Lyne in raising the Valuator of Harvesters for Customs purposes…
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Senator Pulsford raised a long dissension in regard to the action of Sir William Lyne in raising the valuation of harvesters for customs…
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