Parliamentary Candidates
WE hear so much of causes candidates and of non-caucus candidates, of signing pledges by candidates for Parliament and of candidates who refuse to sign pledges, of…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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Parliament. [By Telegram From Our Sydney Representative.]
IN the Asembly on Tuesday, the Attorneys Admission bill was taken through committee, the Offenders Probation Bill and the Sydney Corporation Act Amendment Bill were read…
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ls the Council on Wednesday, the Stamp Duties Act Amendment Bill passed through committee, also the Custody, of Children's Bill. The Supply Bill passed through all…
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MR. EDITOR— Those who watch the game obtain considerable amusement from the activity displayed by sitting members and their friends on the near approach of a…
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MR. LYNE next TTuesday will introduce a bill to amend the Country Towns Water Supply Act, in the direction of giving municipalities longer time for repayment…
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ON Monday Parliament was opened. The bill for the disestablishment of the Church in Wales was introduced on Thursday. The Earl of Rosebery pledged himself to steadily…
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ON Tuesday, the Fisheries question, was the subject of the first motion on the paper. Mr. FARNELL urged the appointrnent-of someone of proved scientific and practical…
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MR. EDITOR.—I have heard various reasons given for opposing the present member for Grafton, all of which reasons, I think, can be satisfactorily explained to the credit of Mr…
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MR. EDITOR.—I was certainly buoyed up and refreshed on reading the fact that Mr. W. J. Hawthorne had consented to contest the Grafton electorate in the coming elections…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. SEE in answer to Mr. Donald, said that he was aware that a number of rifle clubs, formerly Rifle Reserves, were still practising in the…
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IN the Legislative, Council on Wednesday it was decided that the House sit on Tuesday The Mining on Private Lands Bill was considered. Clause 12 was made to provide…
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ANOTHER stride, one man one vote. Our work has just bogun; We've gained the ramparts, crossed the moat, The citadel is won…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →PARLIAMENT. The Gleit Innes-Inverell Railtway Discussed
IN in the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. E. M. Clarke rushed at the Colonial Secretary over the lease of a wharf at Neutral Bay. This was a…
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The recommittal of the Mining on Private Lands Bill was agreed to. No important amendments to the bill were reported, and the third reading was made an order for…
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MR. EDITOR— I. with many other electors, were very anxious to know the reason for the " tremendous", opposition to Mr. John See, and having listened to the effusions of…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, the Land Boilers Inspection Bill was shelved, on the motion of Mr. KNOX, for six months. The second reading of the bill to prohibit the…
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THE Legislative Council had a long sitting on Tuesday, discussing the Loan Bill, which was passed, and then proceeded to consider in committee the First Offenders Probation…
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MR. EDITOR— Permit me to offer a fewremarks on the coming election. It comes upon us in a time of great industrial depression and financial reverses, a time when all…
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ON Monday Mr. Pullen addressed about 45 electors in the School of Arts, Woogoolga; Mr. C. J. Taylor presiding, who, in a few remarks, introduced the speaker…
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IN the Legislative Council on Tuesday, the Country Towns and Hunter District Water Supply and Sewerage Act Amendment Bill and the First Offenders' Probation Bill were…
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