The Election of Speaker in the State Assembly
In the State Assembly, Mr. C. A. Lee moved "that William "M' Court; Esq., do take the chair, of this House us Speaker." Mr. Lee having spoken in support of his…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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In Parliament
MR. BRINER (Raleigh) said: I desire to move:— "That the address in reply to the Governor's opening speech, as read by the Clerk, be now adopted by…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Reid mude a Ministerial statement. He said Mr. Deakin, Mr. Watson and himself recognised after the last election…
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In the Senate on Friday.' Senator Matheson (W.A.), in resuming the policy debate, expressed disappointment at the limited announcement of the…
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Mr.Hoguc, Chief Secretary, was on Saturday returned by a majority of 1600 over his opponent, at the Glebe, Sydney. The poll was-Hogue 1688: Taylor 88…
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Complete returns respecting the polling at the last general election for the State are not yet available, and some of the news papers are complaining of the tardiness of…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Sir. William Lyne explained that on Friday he asked Mr. Thomas to direct, attention to the state of the House, not with a…
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The State Parliament was opened yesterday. Mr. Carruthers outlined his ministerial programme, which was…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday Mr. Watson, who was received with cheers, moved "That the present Administartion does not posses the confidence of…
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In the Legislative Council on Tuesday, Mr. Mackay announced that during the recess Mr. Waddell had tendered. his resignation, and that he understood 'Mr…
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SYDNEY, Friday— The attitude of the Government and supporters in connection with Mr. M'Farlane's nomination caused, considerable astonishment, in certain…
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The Senate passed the Supply Bill on Thursday, and adjourned, until October 12th. In the House of Representatives, the…
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Mr. Lee stated, in reply to questions, that he had decided to issue railway passes to worthy men desirous of obtaining work in the country. It was not…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. The Minister for Works said," in answer to Mr. Wood, that the money spent on roads and bridges, etc., in 1902-3 and…
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In the House on Tuesday. The debate on the no-confidence motion was resumed by Messrs. Skene (Vic), Brown (N. S. W.) and Dr. Carty Salmon…
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Sir William Lyne says the Ministry will have a majority of two on the censure motion, but he declares that the Opposition…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Hogue, Chief Secretary, in reply to Mr. Wood, said he would urge on the passage of the Municipalities Loans…
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The no confidence motion proceeded on Tuesday. Opposition bitterress was shown, Mr. Willis denounced the socialistic party who wore driving capital from…
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It is no exaggeration to say that the people of Australia are thoroughly ashamed of the Federal House of Representatives; certainly the people of New South Wales…
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With reference to the return of the Hon. J. Perry for the Richmond electorate and the question raised as to the advisability of lodging a petition to have an enquiry before the Election…
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