State Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, The Premier, replying to Mr Premier, replying to Mr Broughton, said that he would, on the following…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Federal Parliament. House of Representatives. Melbourne
Mr McLean presented a petition from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce against the union label clause of the Trades mark Bill…
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The time for the reception of nominations for the East Ward vacancy has expired, and in consequence of there being more than one nominated a poll will have to be…
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In the House of Representative the debate on the Budget Proposals was continued by Dr Liddell and by Mr Sydney Smith who defended at…
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In the Legislative Assembly his afternoon. The Minister for lands in answer to Mr Thower, said that the question of…
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The Neglected Children’s Protection Juvenile Offenders Bill was read a second time and taken through committee, with…
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The debate on the Budget proposals were continued by Dr Liddell and Mr Sydney Smith, who defended at great length his…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. The debate on the motion submitted by the Government in favor of the…
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In the House of Representatives to-day Mr Joseph Cook presented a petition from residents of New South Wales against the Commerce Bill…
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The debate was continued in Committee on the locomotives construction resolutions. Messrs. Waddell, Hollis, and Dacey vigorously opposed them…
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Mr Joseph Cook presented a petition from residents of N.S Wales against the Commerce Bill. Mr Knox gave notice to move…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon the debate was resumed in Committee on the Government resolution in favor of the construction by…
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In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr. Deakin, in reply to Mr. Mauger, said the beat reply to misrepresentations in Great Britain on the subject of the…
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Mr De.kin, in reply to Mr Manger. said the best reply to the misrepresentation in Great Britian, on the subject of the Immigration Restriction Act…
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The bye-election for Elgin Burghs, Scotland rendered necessary by the death of Mr. A. Asher (Liberal), has result in the return of Mr…
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Mr Mauger gave notice that he would move for a return showing particulars of contracts in connection with post offices throughout the…
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Senator Playford, in replying to Senator Smith in the Senate to-day, said that the nrw Anglo-Japanese treaty contained no reference to the Commonwealth…
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In the Legislative Assembly this after-noon, it was resolved on the motion of Mr. law that there be laid on the table of the Rouse copies of all pipers relating to the…
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The question of encouraging the immigration of suitable persons to Australia his of late been considerably discussed in Parliament and elsewhere, and this week came up…
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In the Assembly the Attorney-General, replying to Mr Briner, said he intended to introduce further legislation to make the law relating to…
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