Parliament. [From Our Telegraphic Correspondent.]
IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The introduction of tick into this colony from Queensland brought up a matter of general concern. Mr. SYDNEY SMITH said…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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Parliament. [From Our Telegraphic Correspondent.]
IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Thomas made a personal explanation with regard to the Reid-Tozer incident. He said that the account given by Mr. Held of what happened…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Ministers in reply to members said it is not the intention of the Land and Income Tax Commissioners to accept the values sent in by the assessors…
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Seldom have the proceedings in the Assembly been so dull as during the last fortnight. Hardly anybody appears to take any interest therein. As a rule when debates hare been…
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ON Tuesday in the Asssembly, Dr. Graham took the House by surprise by an inquiry to the Ministers, without notice, with regard to admissions to the Civil Service. The road…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. NEILD moved "That in the opinion of this House, old age pensions or outdoor relief should, as far as possible, be substituted for the existing…
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On Tuesday when the House met there was little fear that the unexpected was about to happen. It was true that Mr. Lyne had his motion of censure out in the most solemn…
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IN the Assmbly on Tuesday Bills to grant the franchise to women and to abolish fees in Public schools were restored to the business paper from last session…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the Church of England Property Act of 1830 Further Amendment Bill was carried through. In Committee, the Capital Punishment…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, on a motion by Mr. HOGUE, the opinion was expressed that the educational requirements of this country demanded a larger measure…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. AFFLECK moved that the Small Debts Recovery Act Amendment Bill be read the second time. It was more comprehensive…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday. The MINISTER FOR JUSTICE, in answer to Mr. Affleck, said the C.P.S., Maclean, was transferred to Newtown at the same salary…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday. A motion by Mr. PYERS asked the House to assert that the loss and disaster suffered by Queensland in consequence of the spread…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. FITZPATRICK, moved the adjournment of the House to refer to the Tichborne case, in connection with the alleged refusal of the…
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AFTER formal business in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Knox moved the second rending of the No Liability Mining Companies Bill, The importance of the…
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THE Premier is fully determined that new Parliament houses shall be erected. He does not intend, be says, that they shall cost as much as the elaborate legislative buildings…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday twenty-seven petitions were presented in favour of full local option without compensation, five petitions in favour of penny postage and…
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ON Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly, The Minister for Mines staled—(1) that an amending brands bill will be introduced at an early date. (2.) That the promised amend…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. ROSE asked for leave to introduce a bill to provide fdr the registration of bicycles. The House refuRed permission by 34 to 24…
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Mr. SCHEY moved the second reading of the Legal Professions Amalgamation Bill, but the debate was interrupted by a count-out. On the motion of Mr. Knox the No-Liability…
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