Parliament. by Telegram From Our Own Correspondent. Sydney
IN the Assembly yesterday, after the formal business had been despatched, Mr. ABIGAIL, replied to the attack of Mr. Copeland, made on Friday in his absence, in…
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Politics & elections, 1887
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Parliament. by Telegram From Our Own Correspondent. Sydney
IN the Assembly yesterday, the debate on THE FINANCIAL PROPOSALS was resumed by Mr. Henry Clarke, after whom came Mr. Lyne, who spoke for four…
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IN the Assembly yesterday, among other questions answered, Mr. BURNS said the permanent survey of the Grafton to Tweed railway line was…
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IN the Assembly yesterday, the motion for the House to go into committee on Friday, to consider the question of Payment of Members, was carried by 43 votes to 24,…
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IN the Legislative Council, last evening, The Hon. E. BARTON presented a petition, signed by 1600 residents, praying for the construction of a railway from Grafton to…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—Mr. Traill, one of the candidates for the South Sydney electorate, held a splendid meeting last evening, and was well received. He has excellent…
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IN the Assembly last night, Mr. BURNS, in reply to Mr. Ewing (for Mr. (Crouch), said the Minister for Works had directed that tenders be invited for the construction of a…
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IN the Assembly, after the preliminary business last evening, the Bill providing for the Payment of Members was read a first time. Mr. CROUCH moved that the mileage vote…
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IN the Assembly last evening, most of the sitting was occupied in the discussion of the late railway accident. Sir Henry Parkes announced his intention to ask Parliament…
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THE Legislative Assembly sat on Friday until nearly 11 p.m. Mr. Stokes moved a motion for adjournment, to call attention to the action of the Minister for Lands in dealing with reserves, and…
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WITH reference to the above subject the Wellington (N.Z.) Evening Post has the following:—"Sir Robert Stout's draft measure will afford a very good basis to work…
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ON Monday, the House resolved itself into Committee of Ways and Means. The Colonial Treasurer moved that there be granted to her Majesty a sum not exceeding £538,000…
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In the Assembly last evening, a Bill was read a first time to amend the 117th clause of the Municipalities' Act. Also, a resolution to place an additional estimate of £250,000 on…
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"BEETLE" in the Echo writes—The preliminary business of the Assembly on Monday night occupied very little, time, and the inquisitiveness of hon. members, judging…
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LAST WEEK, in the Legislative Assembly, the following matters were deal with:- Mr. See: I commend the Government proposal for the creation of a national park…
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THE Legislative Council passed through committee the Tobacco Increase Duty Bill, the Colonial Spirits Duty Bill, and the Lands Titles Commissioners' Fees Bill…
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THE Legislative Assembly last evening passed all the Estimates, and read the Appropriation Bill a first time, when The House adjourned at 7.10…
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THE second session of the thirteenth Parliament was opened at noon to-day by Lord Carrington. Tho usual formalities were observed. There waa a large attendance of members. A good deal of…
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IN the Assembly last evening, after the formal business was transacted, a new standing order was carried, "That the mover of any motion has the right of replying after…
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IN the Legislative Assembly last night, after the questions and formal motions were disposed of, The Balmain Wharfs Bill and the Sydney…
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