State Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday. The Chief Secretary, in reply to Mr. Briner, said that the matter of the abolition of electors' rights would be attended…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Groom, the Minister of Home Affairs, informed Mr. Wilkinson (Q.) that…
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The British Parliament has been prorogued to October 30th…
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The first nomination received was that of the Labor candidate, the second that of A. W. Miller, Mayor of Ashfield, and last, that of the selected Reform candidate, Mr. Robson. Polling…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—In the Assembly Mr. Wade moved the second reading of the District Courts Amendment Bill, under which District Courts will be given…
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Tuesday in the Assembly Mr. Carruers stated,in answer to Mr.Morton,that was afarid,in view of the state of the mances,that no special subsidies could be…
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At the Farmers and Settlers' annual conference, on Monday, the following resolutions were carried — "That sub-section 3 of sectional 11 1903 Land…
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On Tuesday, the Minister, for Home Affairs, in reply to Mr. Cook (N.S.W.), said the Government was considering the question of electoral legislation, and would submit…
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The supply of candidates'for the legal procession never ceases. Solicitors are being produced at the rate of scores every year. All of them, it may bo supposed, are full…
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On Tueseday Mr. Wade stated that a misapprehension appeared to exist in regard to the proccedings against W. N. Willis. These proccedings were…
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On Wednesday an amendment made by the Senate hangs up the Trans-Australian Railway Bill indefinitely. In the House of Representatives, the…
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Tho members of the Government were engaged several hours on Monday afternoon in putting the finishing touches to the Liquor (Amendment) Bill. The Premier stated last Friday that the…
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On Tuesday in the House of Representatives, Mr. Edwards (Q;) presented a petition in favour of prohibition of the importation of opium…
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On Tuesday the Premier stated,in answer to Mr. Waddell, that he hoped to deliver his financial statement on Thursday week, Mr. Griffith moved for leave to bring in…
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One of the horses fonded seen after the weights were declared was Machine Gun. As weight is no trouble to him, it becomes a matter of whether he can stay out a mile,…
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In the House ot Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. M'Lean (Vic.) presented a report from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce,…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday there was little of general interest in the proceedings. From Ministerial statements, it became known that the Budget statement…
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Those be in truth stirring times. As to whether they be progressive is another matter. When one gentleman hurls amongst his fellows such a bombshell as Home…
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The Tasmanian Legislative Assembly, by a two-thirds majority, have protested against the extravagance of the Federal Parliament. Items were…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The Prime Minister informed. Mr. Willis that the question of holding a…
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