Parliament. (From Our Special Representative.)
SYDNEY, TUESDAY.—In the Assembly this evening. Mr. WISE took up the debate on the no-confidence motion, and argued that the duty of the Opposition was to ignore the…
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Politics & elections, 1892
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PARLIAMENT. The Motion of Censure Debate
ON Tuesday the speakers were Dr. Hollis, who was vague; Mr. Booth and Mr. Wilkinson, who, though freetraders, will vote for the Government; Mr. Torpy and Mr. Dangar,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →News Bills to come before Parliament. Lessees' Holdings—The Law—Protection of Birds —School Fees—Municipal Areas— Sunday Trade
Mr. NEILD, M.P., has a number of bills on the order paper of the Assembly. One is to give lessees the right to purchase their holdings, and it contains this proposal; That…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, the PREMIER intimated that the question of resuming some of the old Crown grants, in order to throw them open for selection, would receive…
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FOR a number of years there has been an agitation in favour of mining on private property. The result has now been placed before the Legislature in a Bill, with that…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, a measure was introduced for the repeal of the Agreements Validating Act. It is provided that anything done under the Act prior to…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Wednesday, The Matrimonial Procedure Act Amendment Bill was considered in committee. Mr. O'Connor moved the third reading of the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. SEE said that the area of Crown land advertised for sale by auction in blocks of 40a and over during the month of September…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—In the Legislative Council, no business of importance was transacted. In the Assembly, in reply to Mr. Hoyle, Mr. SEE said the Railway Commissioners did not pay duties on…
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IN the Assembly on Thursday, in reply to Mr. Carruthers, Mr. BARTON said that no effort would be spared to bring to justice the guilty parties with reference to the dead…
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LONDON, WEDNESDAY.—There was unusual heavy voting in the contest for the Presidency and vice-Presidericy, and intense excitement prevails in the United States. The…
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On Tuesday, in the Assembly, Mr. Willis received permission to go on with his Masters and Servants Bill, which was interrupted at the close of last session…
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IN in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. COLLINS asked whether the Attorney-General would issue instructions to the different clerks of petty sessions to refuse…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday night, after a discussion started by Mr. Rose, on a motion proposing to make the Government Savings Bank a bank of deposit and issue, the House…
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TO-DAY, Mr. Black is to ask the Attorney General, "Does he intend to take proceedings for fraudulent management agains the directors of the Imperial Land and Building…
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FROM the proceedings of Parliament on Thursday last we gather that Mr. FARNELL has introduced the Totalisator Bill. The measure, as we learn, is one more…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday. Mr. MOLESWORTH, for Mr. Want, moved for leave to introduce a bill to repeal the act providing for the payment of members. The motion was negatived, on…
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HERE is what the popular author says in the Melbourne Argus:— The vice of curiosity is responsible for what follows. Uncuriosity is the most fatal of all…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Sir GEORGE DIBBS, in reply to Mr. Schey, said that an alteration of the land law might be made to permit of the foundation of voluntary…
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THE Legislative Council sat on Wednesday for a new minutes, and then adjourned owing to the no-confidence debate. In the Assembly…
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