Parliament. Wednesday, August 9
IN the Assembly, the debate on the Federal address was concluded. Mr. Haynes' amendment was negatived by 75 to 22, and the address adopted on the voices amidst…
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Politics & elections, 1899
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Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. COHEN introduced a bill to amend the laws which deal with the prevention of cr[?]ty to animals…
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IN the delivery of the budget speech last night the Colonial Treasurer (Mr. Carruthers) showed that the revenue and expenditure of the past year had largely exceeded Mr.Reid's estimate…
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IN the Assembly, the business was unimportant, and the House counted out at 10 o'clock. Mr. Griffith introduced a bill providing…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said the Public Service Board were now engaged considering 139 appeals from officers against the grading…
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IN the Assembly, Mr. Edden opened a discussion on a question of privilege with reference to the matter of the payment of certain monies to Mr. Neild in connection…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. As to the laying of the Pacific cable the Premier told Mr. D. Thomson that the Government of New South Wales approved…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. The PREMIER, in reply to Mr. Dacey, described the practice which should be followed by police magistrates in dealing with charges…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament. the New Government. a Political Surprise. Travesty in Cabinet Making
The Assembly met on Thursday, principally to hear the announcement of the partition of the spoils of victory which was obtained last week…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton Tuesdays and Saturdays. Tuesday, September 19Th, 1899. the Pending Ministerial Elections
On the night when Mr. LYNE announced in the Assembly the selections he had made for his Ministry, there were abundant omens that a number of the chosen ones would not…
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A meeting of supporters favourable to the return of the Hon. John See was held yesterday at the Mechanics' Institute, the Mayor presiding. The secretaries pro. tem…
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The official nomination for the Grafton electorate took place at the Court-house yesterday. Mr. T. Page, Returning-officer, conducted the proceedings, which were of a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Ministerial Elections the Colonial Secretary at Grafton. Hon. John See Returned Unopposed
Hon. John See arrived by the Kallatina on Thursday to seek re-election at the hands of the electors of Grafton, by reason of his acceptance of a portfolio in the Lyne…
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THE Premier and Mr. Wise are being opposed in their respective electorates. The letter's opponent is Mr. Bavister, whom the present Attorney General defeated by a narrow majority at last general…
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We learn that Master William Charles Thompson and Miss Margaret Maloney wore the successful candidates at the examination for applicant pupil teachers, held in the…
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The fight for the Ashfield sent was a very exciting one, and the most determined efforts were made by nearly all the members of the late Ministry to keep Mr. Wise out…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political and Social. the Burrowa Election
The Labour party have captured the Burrowa seat, but they have done so by a fluke. Had the weather been favourable, there can hardly be a doubt that Colonel Waddell…
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The Assembly met on Tuesday, when there was a full attendance of members. Mr. LYNE made a short statement announcing his intention to introduce, and pass if…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Clarence Examiner. Published at Grafton Tuesdays and Saturdays. Saturday, October 21St, 1899. Re-opening of Parliament. Our Contingent for South Africa
The session of Parliament has been resumed under propitious circumstances. Mr. LYNE is to be congratulated upon the programme of business he submitted to the House on the…
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