The Burrowa Election
THE Burrowa election will, probably, be a straight fight between the protectionist candidate and the representative of labour, Mr. TWOOMEY. Mr. DANIEL, O'CONNOR,…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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The Burrowa Election
CONVERSING with Mr. F. A. WRIGHT the other day on the, subject of the Burrowa election, he informed me that in his opinion Mr. TOOMEY, the Labour candidate,…
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A FORECAST of the speech from the Throne, to be read at the opening of Parliament, states that the speech will announce that the relations of Great Britain with Foreign…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Borough Elections. the Nomination
THE official nomination of candidates for the vacancies in the Grafton Borough took place at noon on Tuesday. About 25 ratepayers were present. The Returning-officer…
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ON Friday evening the Council met to elect a Mayor for the ensuing twelve months. Alderman Page was voted to the chair, and read the section of the Act bearing on the…
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ALL the Aldermen were present on Monday afternoon, and after Aldermen Northcott and Knox had signed the declarations, the Chairman announced the purpose for which…
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SYDNEY, MONDAY. — A telegram was received in Sydney stating that the ketch Candidate had capsized off Port Macquarie, and that the pilot boat and a tug had gone…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Tuesday Morning, February 26Th. 1895. Parliament and Its Work
PARLIAMENT is to reassemble to-day, after the Christmas adjournment. There will be none of the formalities which accompany the opening of a session. There will be no…
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THE Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday. Mr. M'Court was appointed Chairman of Committees. The debate on the censure motion was resumed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →[Established 1859.] the Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton, Tuesdays and Saturdays. Tuesday Morning. March 12Th, 1895. the Sugar Industry in Parliament. Some of the Dangers to Which It Is Liable
WHILE we can heartily commend Mr. M'FARLANE and those who sided with him in the recent debate on the foreign sugar bounty question in their good intentions…
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THE Legislative Council, on Tuesday, went into committee to consider the Crown Lands bill. Section 9 was before the committee, and the question of improvement on…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. REID moved, and Sir GEORGE DIBBSseconded, an address of condolence with Lady Duff on the death of his Excellency the Governor…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. The Speaker read a letter from Lady Duff, in answer to the Assembly's resolution of condolence. Lady Duff pointed out…
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IN the Assemhly on Tuesday among the questions answered was included one by a member who was told that the Government would not break up the Pitt Town Labour…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. REID said a bill amending the Electoral Act would be ready shortly. Mr. CRICK asked the Premier if the…
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IN the Legislative Council on Wednesday, the Disorderly Conduct Suppression Bill was read a third time. Dr. GARRAN then moved the second…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The Legislative Council's amendments on the Coal Mines Regulation Bill were considered, and as amended were reported…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Ministers in answer tn questions said the head of every Government Department had been instructed to do what he could to find…
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MR. REID says that the loss of the Local Government Bill will result in a great deal more good than harm. It ensures, he declares, the passing of his Land and.Income…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Editorial Echoes. the Capacity of Parliament
THE Queenslander, in an article on the extension and expansion of Local Government, expresses the opinion that the New South Wales Premier got his programme…
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