Parliament. [By Telegram.]
ON Tuesday the House went into committee for the further consideration of the Land Bill. A new section was curried extending the term of conditional leases to 28 years…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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Tuesday Morning. November 12Th. 1894. Departmental Estimates. How to Deceive Parliament. How to Make Bogus Surprises. Further Investigation Needed
THE exposure made by Mr. REID during the course of his Financial Statement with regard to Estimates in chief, the Treasurer's Advance Account, and Supplementary…
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Is the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Sir HENRY PARKES moved a resolution,—"That in view of the rapid growth of Australia in the elements of national life, and the number…
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THE evidence on which the Elections and Qualifications Committee based their report ejecting Mr. Willard from the Legislative Assembly was…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Parliament. the Financial Debate. Mr. Copeland on "Spook" Treasurers. Dissatisfied Land Taxers
IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. COPELAND criticised the Treasurer's method of expounding the accounts, and awarded him the honor of being the arch-juggler. Recently they had…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. WADDELL moved—"That, in the opinion of this House, the office of Agent-General of the colony in London should not…
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THE polling for the Tweed takes place on Thursday next. The principal candidates are Mr. J. B. Kelly, the gentleman whose action resulted in the unseating of the late…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. YOUNG informed Mr. F. Clarke that he had given instructions that colonial timber should be used in Government contracts…
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THE result of the Tweed election will rather astonish some people. The Labour candidate had but a very meagre support, considering how the party polled in support of…
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THE opinion in Sydney amongst people who take an interest in politics seems to ne that the electors of the Tweed have done the right thing in returning Mr. KELLY to fill the…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. ROSE moved for leave to bring in a bill to provide for the remission of interest payable in respect to conditional purchases…
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he legislative Assembly on Tuesday. [?] the motion of Mr. YOUNG, the Jerilderie Berrisan railway was referred, to the [?]ic Works Committee…
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