Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The tariff was further considered in committee in connection will the Senate…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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N. S. Wales Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Kidd, in reply to Mr. Gilbert, who asked what amount of subsidy was paid by Government to the Royal Agricultural…
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IN the Assembly, the Premier said he had communicated with the State Premiers requesting them to induce their Parliaments to pass resolutions asking the Federal Parliament to remit…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The Acting Prime Minister[?] in reply, said he knew no reason why the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Waddell said he would see what could be done in the matter of expediting the work of the Old Age Pension Board…
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A split has occurred in the Progressive Ministerial Party in the Cape Assembly. Half the members have decided to withdraw their support from…
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H. W. Foster, the Junior Lord of the Treasury, has been re-elected, defeating the Liberal candidate by 290 votes…
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In the Assembly the Premier said the rolls for the women electors will be compiled without delay. He also announced that the question of reduction of members was still under the…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The Acting Prime Minister said the probability was that no other measures…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Sir John See, in reply, said the necessary alterations to the buildings secured for the proposed State clothing factory…
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PARLIAMENT continues to "mark time." Week after week passes, and no work worthy of the name is done. Yet in many matters of crucial importance,…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Watson formally, moved that the Bonus Bill he referred to a select…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. The Colonial Treasurer stated that the amount unpaid for interest on advances under the Country Towns Water Supply and…
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"IN the Assembly yesterday the Premier said he would endeavour to introduce a bill to amend the lav of hbel this session…
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In the Senate on Thursday. Mr. Walker withdrew his motion with regard to the deportation of kanakas. Mr. O'Connor moved the third reading…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. A bill to provide for the better observance of the Sabbath was read a first time. The Cobar to Wilcannia, the Temora to…
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BUSINESS in Parliament seems to have come to a complete standstill. Whether it is worth while to pay a number of voluble gentlemen to meet every night…
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MR.'C A. LEE has resigned the leadership of the Opposition in the State Parliament owing to indisposition. Mr. J. H. Carruthers will probably be…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Sir John See said he had received legal advice to the effect that Dawes Point, Sydney, belonged to the State…
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MR. J. H. CARRUTHERS was unanimously elected leader of the Opposition last week. The Dairy Industry Bill was introduced in the Assembly last week by Mr. Kidd. It provides…
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