Sydney Municipal Elections
AT the Sydney City Council elections on Monday the Labor Party suffered a severe defeat, only Mr. Kelly being returned from fifteen nominees. The voting was exceptionally heavy in all the…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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New South Wales Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Haynes resumed the debate on the motion for the third reading of the Public Instruction Act Amendment Bill. The hon…
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The result of the Sydney municipal elections is regarded as a triumph for reform Of the 21 aldermen of the old council who faced the electors, only three were rejected,…
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In the Assembly last night a bill authorising the issue of Treasury bills for any amount not exceeding four millions was read a first time. The…
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The polling in connection with the Balmain election took place to-day, the voting being as follows: -- Law, 1382; Beyers, 1006…
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IN the Assembly on Thursday, the Premier asked for leave it introduce a bill to amend the Parliamentary Elections Act, He explained that the measure proposed to reduce the number of…
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The business done in the Assembly after our late telegram from Sydney had been despatched on Friday night was as follows:— The Bill introduced by Mr. Waddell, to…
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Mr. Law gained a substantial majority over his opponent, Mr. Byers, in the byelection at Balmain on Saturday. The result of the poll was—Law, 1382; Byers,…
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A BILL authorising the Government to issue £4,000,000 of Treasury bills passed the committee stage in the Assembly after a lengthy debate. The time for the redemption was extended to…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday. Mr. Carruthers gave notice of motion alleging breach of privilege on the part of the State Treasurer in connection with his…
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NO political event which has occurred of late has given such general satisfaction as the return of Mr. Law for Balmain. Not that Mr. Law in himself is…
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IN the Assembly on Thursday several disorderly scenes occurred. The gag was frequently applied. Mr. Henry Clarke threatened to give Mr. Cohen "a lift under the jaw," and another…
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The Loan Bill passed Committee in the Assembly after a vigorous criticism by Mr. Carruthers, who charged the Government with recklessness. The…
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The Council passed the Loan Bill, Land Reappraisement Bill, and Fisheries Bill. In the Assembly the Loan Bill was lead a third time. The Appropriation Bill, providing…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. In committee the Council's amendments in the Pastures and Stock Bill were agreed to. On the motion of the Treasurer the…
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In the Assembly last week stormy and disorderly scenes were of frequent occurrence. On Sir John See rising to make an explanation in regard to the order of business, on…
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Mr. Carruthers, leader of the Opposition, on Friday, gave a forecast of the intended platform of his party. It may fairly be said,, intended," as what is wanted now is…
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At the last meeting of the Loyal Star of the East Lodge of Oddfellows, the following were elected officers for the ensuing half year : -- N.G. -- H…
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As is usually the case with such matters one has to go from home to hear the news concerning probable shifts on the political chess board…
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