Parliament. Tuesday's Sitting
IN the Assembly on Tuesday, After passing the third reading of the Payment of Members' Bill, the House resumed for consideration in Committee of the Land Bill…
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Politics & elections, 1889
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Parliament. Tuesday's Sittings
IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the MINISTER FOR WORKS, in reply to Mr. NICHOLL, said the wrecks of the Francis Hixson and schooner Sarsfield were not in the fairway of the present channel…
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Is the Assembly, on Tuesday, the MINISTER FOR WORKS, in reply to Mr. NICHOLL, said the wrecks of the Francis Hixson and schooner Sarsfield were not in the fairway of the present channel…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. BRUNKER stated that there were 71 Rabbit Inspectors employed, five of whom received £300 per annum; but the others received no remuneration…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. BRUNKER stated that there were 71 Rabbit Inspectora employed, five of whom received £300 per annum; but the others received no remuneration…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to questions, Sir HENRY PARKES said the Permanent Forces consisted of one general, one colonel, two brevet…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to questions, Sir HENRY PARKES said the Permanent Forces consisted of one general, one colonel, two brevet…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—In the Legislative Council last night, Dr. Creed was informed that the Government declined to answer any more questions relative to the defences,…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—In the legislative Council last night, Dr. Creed was informed that the Government declined to answer any more questions relative to the defences,…
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THE petition of Mr. George Anderson, one of the candidates in the recent election for a representative in Parliament in the room of the late Hon. John Sutherland, is now in…
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THE petition of Mr. George Anderson, one of the candidates in the recent election for a representative in Parliament in the room of the late Hon. John Sutherland, is now in…
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IN the Legislative Council, the Payment of Members' Bill was farther considered in Conrmittee. The Bill was reported, and third reading fixed for to-day…
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IN the Legislative Council, the Payment of Members' Bill was further considered in Committee. The Bill was reported, and third reading fixed for to-day…
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IN the Assembly last night, the Standing Orders were suspended, and Parkes' Payment of Members Bill passed through all stages. The PREMIER, who had on the former occasion…
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In the Assembly, the proposed breakwater at Byron Bay occupied the attention of the Assembly for some hours. The MINISTER FOR WORKS asked the House to submit to the Parliamentary…
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THE recount of the voters in the case of the late election at Redfern has not resulted satisfactorily to the Free-trade party; for whilst Mr. SCHEY'S number has been reduced by four, that of Mr…
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IN the Assembly, the MINISTER FOR WORKS said, in reply to Mr. Toohey, that Sir John Fowler has been the Inspecting Engineer to the Department from the year 1862. and he has received the sum of…
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