Federal Parliament Melbourne
The House of Representatives to-day went into Committee on the Commerce Bill and discussion was resumed on clause 10, prohibiting the exportation of…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Federal Parliament. House of Representatives Melbourne
The Representatives went into committee on the Commerce Bill and discussion was resumed on clause 10, prohibiting the…
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It is impossible to conceive anything more uninteresting than life in the Commonwealth Parliament during this last week or so. We were promised by the…
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The Legislative Assembly met at 12.30 to-day. Mr. Booth for Mr. Broughton, asked the Attorney General if he were aware…
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Sir John Forrest, in reply to Mr Poynton, said the public service increments will be paid when the classification scheme was adopted…
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In the Senate to-day Mr Playford, replying to Mr. Higgs. said that it was not intended to appoint a Commonwealth Commissioner for China or Japan at present…
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On the motion of the Attorney-General a bill to prescribe the duties and immunities of witnesses examined before the Lands Commission was…
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In the Senate, Senator Playford, in reply to Senator Higgs, said it was not intended to appoint a Commonwealth Commissioner to China…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Temporary Supply Bill covering £1,167,800 for October and November or any succeeding months of the preset…
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In the House of Representatives to-day Mr. Chapman, replying to Mr. Manger. said that steps would be taken to prevent sweating in contract post offices…
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In the Assembly, the Minister for Lands, replying to Dr Arthur, said he was preparing a bill dealing with various improvement leases,…
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The question of sweating in post office contracts was dealt with. Mr Bruce Smith- moved to exempt the Japs from the operations…
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A question relating to the departure of farmers from the northern rivers of the State to Chili, because of their alleged inability to obtain land here,…
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Mr. J. A. Hogue, Chief Secretary, said to-day that he is determined to adhere to the vi[?] principles of his new Elections B[?], which be is sanguine will…
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In the House of Representatives to-day on the third reading of the Commerce Bill, Mr. Robinson moved to recommit clause 10, contending that it…
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On the third reading of the Commerce Bill, Mr Robinson moved to recommit clause 10, contending it was to drastic…
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Mr Deakin announced yesterday that he bad received a communication from Canada asking for the establish ment of Preferential Trade relations…
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In the House of Representatives to-day, Mr, Bamford drew attention to the cable stating that Mr. Bramwell Booth lad written to the London " Times"…
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