Matters in Parliament. North Coast Railway
In reply to Mr. Briner, in the Assembly, the Minister for Public Instruction stated that the amount paid to Messrs. Knibbs and Turner, Education Commissioners, for…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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State Parliament. Legislative Assembly
In the Assembly on [?] for Education said his [?] directed to mistakes in [?] der" used in the [?]…
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The debate on the motion of the Government to grant £25,000 towards the Queen Victoria Memorial in London was resumed on Tuesday by Mr. Macdonald,…
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Early this morning a scene occurred in the House of Representatives between Sir William; Lyne and Mr. E. Lonsdale. Some most…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.— The Liquor Bill was further considered by the Assembly last night. Mr. Wade stated he was going to put clubs on exactly the same footing as…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday consideration was given to the Senate's message dealing with amendments in the Papua Bill with regard to the liquor…
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Unpleasant scenes occurred this week in both the Federal and the State Parliament. In the Legislative Assembly during the discussion on the Liquor Bill Mr. Crick…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. The Liquor Amendment Bill was further considered in Committee. A proposed amendment upon clause-31,…
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The West Australian general elections were held yesterday. Sufficient returns are to hand, to indicate that the Ministerialists gained a sweeping victory…
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PERTH, Monday.—The results of the State elections show that so far the Ministerialists have secured 33 seats, the Labour Party 13, and the Independent Party three…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—In the Assembly the Premier moved the second reading of the amending Old Age Pensions Bill, which is designed to prevent certain abuses at present…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Page (Q.) said he could not say whether the…
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In the legislative Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. Waddell moved the second reading of the Judges Tensions Abolition Bill. He said he considered it monstrous that the…
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The final results of the West Australian elections will not be known until next week, when polling for the last two seats will take place. It is however, impossible…
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SYDNEY, THURSDAY.—Mr. Carruthers implies that the clause in the Shires Bill, placing Pastures Boards under the control of Councils, will bo amended…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Carruthers, the Premier, stated, in reply to Mr. Norton, that he had sent to the Federal Prime Minister his rejoinder…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Kelly asked whether the Minister for Defence had seen the statement in the…
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In the Legislative Assembly the Minister for Works, replying to Mr, Briner, said that the dredge Antleon would be sent to the bellinger River as soon as it could be…
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In the House of Representatives on Friday on the motion of Mr. Deakin leave was given to introduce a bill to amend the Immigration Restriclion Act, and it was read…
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In the House of Representatives the Opposition members severely criticised the Government for removing the Trades Mark Bill from the bottom to the top of the…
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