Federal Parliament
IN the Federal House of Representatives, Mr. F. Clarke (member for Cowper)asked the Minister for Customs-"Whether he will cause to be prepared and to be laid before the…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Federal Parliament. Sydney
IN the Senate yesterday, Mr. R. E. O'Connor said that the average weekly cost of printing "Hansard" was £300. The Postal Bill is concluded. The…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, The Customs Begulation Bill was again under discussion in committee. Lengthy discusstions ensued over the different clauses, and when the…
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Mr. Editor.—I have just read Mr. H. Boultwood's letter on the Raleigh election in your issue of Tuesday, 16th instant, wherein he seeks to brand me as a traitor to the Grafton…
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AS already stated, Parliament will be opened to-morrow by Commission, for the purpose of getting through the swearing-in ceremony. The…
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The opening of Parliament on Tuesday should be an omen of special excellence. A bright steamy summery day induced all Brisbane's most beautiful women to don…
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THE Customs Bill was further considered by the House of Representatives in Committee yesterday. Several amendments were moved…
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THE nineteeath Parliament of N.S.W. was formally opened at noon on Tuesday. The chief business was the swearing-in of members and the election of Speaker. Only two members…
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IN the Legislative Council to-day, the Deputy-President (Mr W. J. Trickett), accompanied by the Vice-Prpsident of the Executive Council (Mr. F. B…
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The nineteenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened on Tuesday. Members were sworn in, and Mr. M'Court was re-elected Speaker. Parliament practically began the legislative…
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The nineteenth Parliament under our Constitution Act was opened by commission on Tuesday. There was nothing particularly attractive connected with the ceremony. yet a good many people turned out…
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PARLIAMENT is once more in session. Many old faces are missed, chiefly in consequence of their election to the Federal Legislature. New members…
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Mr. Editor.—I think my friend Mr. Rudder has materially shifted his position—also his route—on the vexed railway question. At the outset I may assure him I nave no other…
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The, election of Mr. Deegan for East Melbourne was a decided triumph for the Peacock Government. All the same, it was a risk which very few experienced…
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IN the House of Representatives Sir Philip Fysh moved the second reading of the Post and Telegraph Bill. He said the total loss of this department in the whole of the States…
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THE debate on the Address-in-Reply was continued by Mr. M'Gowen, who supported the Government. He strongly condemned the proposal to spread the extraordinary…
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The debate on the motion for the Address-in-Reply to the Governor's speech, and concurrently with it on the motion of censure proposed by Mr. Lee, was resumed on Tuesday…
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IN the House of Representatives a petition was presented from a number of the members of the N.S.W. Assembly, asking that clause 54 be omitted from the Postal Bill…
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IN the Assembly, the Treasurer stated that the total amount raised by loan since the Lyne and See Governments took office was £4,630,000…
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The first business which the members of the Legislative Assembly bad to perform when they mee on Tuesday afternoon was to present the Address in Reply to the speech of the…
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