The Federal Election
A GRATON correspondent writes :—Your Grafton writer as a rule supplies you with most satisfactory nows, which in most cases is correct. But under the heading of "Federal" he says a…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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The Commonwealth Bill. Introduction to the Imperial Parliament. London
The Commonwealth Bill was read a first time in the House of Commons last night. A crowded House loudly cheered the Hon. Joseph Chamberlain when he rose to make a two hours…
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The Victorian Premier says there is no reason why the Federal elections should not take place by November at the latest…
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SIR,—Seeing that the Grafton people have already taken steps to invite Mr. John See to Stand for the position of Federal candidate for the division in which the Clarence and Grafton electorates will be…
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Mr. Lyne has expressed the opinion that the Federal elections will not take place until January next. It may almost be taken for granted that he is right. The Commonwealth Bill, he believes,…
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SIR,—I notice that already some parasite of Mr. David See has commenced to boom him for Federal honors and to compare his qualifications with those of Mr. John See, much to the latter's disadvantage…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Notes and News from Sydney. PARLIAMENT
MATTERS are all in train for the assembling of Parliament next week. A great part of the business will consist in validating the action taken by the Government…
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SIR,—It appears to be a characteristic of all political nincompoops to characters, men of unusual oratorical powers as unfit for groat positions, but such persons have influence upon tho public mind…
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The South Australian Parliament will be opened on Thursday next…
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THE election of a member for Canterbury, rendered vacant through the resignation of Mr. Varney Parkes, took place to-day, and excited considerable interest. The…
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THE polling for a member for Canterbury in the place of Mr. Varney Parkes (resigned) resulted :—Mr. Sydney Smith (Opposition) 527 ; Mr. Taylor (Ministerialist) 522…
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PARLIAMENT was opened on Tuesday by His Excellency the Governor with the usual ceremonies. The Governor read the speech, and forshadowed the Government programme as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. the Opening. [By Telegraph] Tuesday, June 12
PARLIAMENT opened at noon to-day with the usual ceremonies. THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH. The Governor's speech was as follows:--…
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The Vice-Regal speech which was delivered at the opening of Parliament yesterday is of the nature of a drag net; it includes things for all classes and conditions of men…
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The fifth session of the eighteenth Parliament of N.S.W. was opened on Tuesday with the customary formality. The bright costumes of the ladies and the brilliant…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Clarence Examiner. Saturday, June 16Th, 1900. the Opening of Parliament the Government Programme
In the GOVERNOR'S speech at the opening of Parliament there is promise of a session of great usefulness and exceptional importance. In some respects, indeed, it will be unique,…
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The West Australian Parliament has been prorogued till after the Federal referendum…
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PREMIER SCHREINER'S entire Ministry have resigned. LONDON, FRIDAY. Sir Gordon Sprigg is forming a new…
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The debate on the Address-in-reply was continued in the Assembly till 5 o'clock this morning. Mr. M'Gowen said the Labor Party intended…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. Collapse of the Motion of Censure. [By Telegraph] Tuesday, June 19
IN the Assembly, Mr. Meagher asked whether in view of the difference of opinion in the Cabinet in regard to the last Federal compromise, he would agree…
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