PARLIAMENT. By Telegram
IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. HURLEY moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to some remarks made by one of the members for Bourke on Saturday…
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Politics & elections, 1890
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The Australian Labour Federation. A People's Parliament Platform
THE general council of the Australian Labour Federation, which recently met in Brisbane, discussed its political platform at considerable length. The council…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. VIVIAN obtained leave to bring in bills to amend the Bank Holidays Act, 1874, and to facilitate the enforcing of payment of money under orders of Judges of the…
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IN the Assembly on TUESDAY, favourable consideration was promised to Mr. Nicoll that £3000 should be granted for the construction of a floodgate at Lismore…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The question of sub-letting Government contracts was inquired into by Mr. Traill. Mr. Gould intimated that he was having a bill…
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On TUESDAY, in the Assembly, Mr. BRUNKER (in reply to Mr. CRUICKSHANK) said it was not the intention of the Government to bring in immediate legislation to prevent the…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Sir HENRY PARKES said the subject of having a systematic botanical survey of the colony with a view of ascertaining the value of plants, roots, and barks indigenous to…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the MINISTER FOR WORKS gave an emphatic, denial to the statement made by Mr. Willis, that he had said that the Government wonld "shoot down…
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IN the Assembly, Tuesday's sitting was given up almost exclusively to the consideration of the broad principles of plural voting at Parliamentary elections. There was very little opposition to the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, on TUESDAY, Mr. Hurley was censured for causing an article which had appeared in the Maitland Mercury to be read as a matter of privilege, and leaving the…
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ON TUESDAY, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. HURLEY explained that he had been called away in a hurry on important personal business, and that by his absence no disoourtesy to the House was…
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IN the Assembly, on TUESDAY, Mr. BRUCE SMITH, in answer to Mr. M Farlane, said that tenders would be invited next month for the first portion of the harbor…
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ON WEDNESDAY, in the Council, immediately the President took the chair, Mr. SUTTOR moved the adjournment of the House till Wednesday next. In the Assembly, the Speaker announced that…
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THE parliamentary committee of the Trades nnd Labor Council finally adopted its revised labor platform a number of new items being added. It was resolved that all labor candidates should be…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, in response to a series of questions by Mr. Traill, Sir HENRY PARKES said that in a few days he would produce a return showing the number of officials in each of the…
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ON TUESDAY, in the Assembly, Mr. ALLEN moved the expediency of bringing in a Bill for "the supervision, regulating and closing of shops within prescribed hours, and for other…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday, the Speaker took the chair at half-past four. Mr. M'MILLAN stated that the electric tram service at present running between Waverley and…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. DANGAR asked the Secretary for Public Works had he arrived at any determination with reference to the improvements of the Bellinger…
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IN the Assembly last night, Sir HENRY PARKES, in reply to Mr. GARLAND, said he would consult his colleagues in reference to the matter of the Secretary of the Shearers Union at Hay, who was…
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THE election of a Bishop for the diocese of Newcastle, after an interrugum of four years, caused by the serious breakdown and continued illness of Bishop PEARSON, is an event of no ordinary…
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