Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Tuesday, August 28
THE Assembly were occupied all night discussing the Industrial Arbitration Bill, which was eventually passed through Committee with a number of…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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The Federal Elections
A SHORT time ago a large proportion of the members of the Assembly were determined to contest Federal constituencies, and at least 40 of them regarded their election as certain. But since the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. WATKINS asked the Premier if he could give the House any definite information as to when he would introduce a bill to…
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Probably most of the electors in the country districts are of the opinion that the members of the Legislative Assembly attend most assiduously to their duties when Parliament…
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IN reply to a question in the Assembly, the Minister for Works said he was not aware that the canegrowers on one of the Northern rivers were obliged to use Asiatic labor. The Minister…
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IN the Assembly, the Premier gave notice regarding the introduction of the Closer Settlement and Old Age Pension Bills. CLARENCE RIVER BANK ROADS…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, The COLONIAL SECRETARY said there was not any intention of the Legislature to license amateur fishermen…
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There are several other prominent politicians besides Mr. Reid who are disinclined to seek seats in the Commonwealth House of Representatives. With one of these I had a long…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, The COLONIAL SECRETARY, in reply to Mr. Cohen, said he had given instructions that copies of the Municipalities Bill should be…
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THE Legislative Council reduced the cost of the Cobar-Wileaunia railway as provided ia the Bill by the Assembly. Last week Mr. Suttor moved that the Bill be recommitted in order to have the cost…
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Mr. Young, the late Minister for Works, is discontented because of the expenditure that took place on the Parliament buildings, during the last recess. A considerable part…
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"The Presidential election is leading to many absurd bets," says the San Francisco "Examiner." This is quite an old thing, and causes no astonishment to Americans,…
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The Assembly, on the motion of the Premier, insisted on its disagreement with the Council's amendment of the Sydney Corporation Bill. A massage was forwarded to the Council inviting a…
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IT is always a trouble in the last year of a Parliament that many members will talk to their constituents on motions for adjournment, and this year when so many are…
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IN the Legislative Council this afternoon, the Hon. F. B. Suttor explained that, owing to the pressure of private business, coupled with the treatment to…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. An all-round debate took place on the Justices of the Peace Removal Bill, which Mr. A. Griffith tried to get passed through…
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THE election campaign has commenced. Mr. Balfour addressed his constituents and promised immediate army reforms. Mr. Chamberlain, in an address,…
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ON Thursday a conference took place between representatives of the Assembly and Council with regard to the difference RE the lodger vote in the Sydney Corporation Bill. Tho Bill as it left the Assembly…
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This week two billiard tables were placed in a fine room in the Parliamentary buildings that were erected for the purpose. This innovation is due principally to the Minister…
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THE approaching satisfactory conclusion of the South Africa war has been taken advantages of by the British Government as a favorable opportunity to dissolve the Commons and appeal to…
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