State Parliament. New Works Proposals. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly this evening on the motion of Mr. Lee, the House decided to carry oat the construction of Sewer-age works for Parramatta at an estimated…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Federal Parliament. Melbourne
In the Senate to-day the debate on the motion in favor of Home Rule for Ireland wan continued and further adjourned. A motion by Senator Higgs in favor of…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon, The Chief Secretary, replying to a question, said that the Amending Fire…
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Senator Playford, in reply to Senator Walker, said the employment of aborigines was a bar to the payment of the Sugar bounty…
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The Assembly was the whole evening occupied in considering Council amendments in the Small Debts Recovery Amendment Bill,…
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In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Deekin, in reply to Mr. Higgins, said be did not see what steps the Government could take to…
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Mr Deakin, in reply to Mr Higgins, said he did not see what steps the Government could take to counteract the calumnies on…
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The Opposition continue to exode much vein m. The Government are however getting indifferent to anything and everything of this sind. Like an…
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Mr. Dixon, Unionist, was returned for North Belfast at a bye-election, polling 4400 votes, and replacing the [?] member, Sir J.H. Haslett,…
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Mr Dixon, a Tory, was elected for North Belfast, defeating Walker, a labor candidate…
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In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Crouch presented petition from Chinese and Japanese residents in the Commonwealth prying that the…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. The Minister for Lands stated, in answer to MR. Macdonald that he…
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In the House of Representatives Mr Couch presented a petition from the Chinese and Japanese residents in the Commonwealth praying…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon the Premier, in reply to a question slated that no advantage had been given to intending settlers from…
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In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr Deakin, in reply to Mr Kelly, said he hoped the replies of the State Premiers to but letters in reference to General Booth's…
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In the Assembly the Premier, answering questions relating, to land settlement, said the Government proposed to advance money…
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In the House of Representatives Premier Deakin, in reply to Mr Kelly, said he hoped the replies of the State Premiere to his letter in…
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In the Senate to-day Senator Playford in reply to Senator O'Keefe said that do confidential instructions were given to boards appointed to examine…
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Senator Playford dented that soy influence was used on the Boards examining military candidates. Senator Styles moved that the…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. The Premier, in reply to Mr Jessep, said that the second reading of the Liquor Bill…
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