Federal Parliament. Sydney
SPEAKING in the Federal Parliament to-day, Mr. Barton, replying to a question whether, in view of the high price of meat throughout the…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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State Parliament. Sydney
AT a meeting of the Liberal Reform Association, held yesterday, it was decided to issue a petition for signature by women requesting the immediate dissolution of Parliament…
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SIR EDMUND BARTON'S visit to the Pope last year was touched upon in an interesting manner before the Federal House of Representatives last…
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On Tuesday, the Prime Minister answered a series of questions implying that the Federal Government was extravagant, to the effect that the cost of federation per head had…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Garland resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply and the motion of censure, He condemned the manner of the Governor's…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—While Mr. T. M. Griffith was speaking on the censure motion in the Assembly last night, a scene almost unprecedented in the annals of the House…
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In the Route of Representatives on Friday, Mr. Wilkinson (Q.) moved (1) That in the opinion of this House, a bonue of one half-penny should be paid from revenue on each pound of "ginned"…
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IN the Assembly last night Mr. Ferguson, an ex-member of the Labor party, attacked the Government for shuffling and dilatoriness ia connection with the Broken Hill water supply…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. On the motion of Sir John Forrest, leave was given to introduce a bill to provide for…
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Regarding "business" in the Legislative Assembly, there was none. Mr. Dight resumed the debate on the motion for the adoption of the Address-in-Reply and the…
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Mr. Editor.—Ono of the candidates for vacancy in above, when addressing the ratepayers on Wednesday, stated he had signed a guarantee bond for an overdraft…
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A poll for the extraordinary vacancy in the South Grafton Council, caused by the retirement of Dr. Kearney, was taken yesterday. Considerable interest was taken…
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THE second reading of the Naval Agreement Bill was moved by Sir Edmund Barton in the House of Representatives yesterday. He said…
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AN unusual amount of interest was taken in the Municipal election at South Grafton oh Monday, two well known identities having a…
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THE Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday afternoon, and after list of 75 questions has been dis-posed of private members business was called on. Mr. Cann was re-elected Chairman of…
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On Tuesday, in the House of Representatives, the Prime Minister said he was not aware of any official proposal for the partition of the New Hebrides between France…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. Awong questions answered were the following: The Premier said it had been found impracticable to deal by municipal…
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The official declaration of Monday's poll for the election of an alderman to fill the extraordinary vacancy in the S.G. Council was held on Tuesday. About a dozen…
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IN the Assembly this afternoon Mr. Carruthers gave notice of motion censuring the Government in connection with the Fitzroy dock scandal. The Premier said he did not propose to take…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Kingston, in reply to Mr. Bamford (Q.), said that no inspectors had been…
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