Federal Parliament
In the Senate on Tuesday. The Minister of Defence, replying to a question which stood in the name of senator Smith (W.A.). said the Government…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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State Parliament
In the Assembly, on Tuesday, a petition was presented by Mr. O'Sullivan, protesting against the alienation of a portion of the Outer Domain' and a portion of the…
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Perhaps the session of the Federal Parliament will be closed before the middle of December. But whether it does, or not the public in general are absolutely indifferent,…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Briner, M.P., asked the Minister for Public Works Has any report been received concerning the proposed drainage of Gumma Swamp…
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The Government having decided to push on the Trade Marks Bill, to the exclusion of the Electoral Bill, the Sugar Bounty Bill, Alien Restriction…
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The Government having decided to push on the Trade Marks Bill to exclusion of the Electoral, Sugar Bounty, Alien Restriction and other important Bills, the Opposition…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—The debate in the House of Representatives on the Government proposal to introduce the closure produced some unpleasant scenes. Throughout…
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As a feat of endurance the stonewall in the Federal House of Representatives is notable; but otherwise it is not a performance that is creditable to Australia…
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The debate was resumed yesterday morning, when the Premier said it had been proposed that amendments should now all he disposed of, which would…
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The House of Representatives met at 10.30 on Monday. There was a large attendance, the members looking much fresher as the result of the 36 hours' rest…
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The Legislative Council amended the Shires Bill in the direction of allowing appeals to the Supreme Court from Shire Council valuations…
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In the House of Represontatives on Tuesday. Mr. O'MalIey (Tas) inquired whether the Postmaster-General would have an…
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The Premier is hopeful that the present session of Parliament will be brought to a close in about a fortnight's time. The principal business remaining to be done is…
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The surplus member of Parliament was the subject of some very plain speaking by ladies at the conference of the Australian Liberal Union. A motion setting forth the…
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In the Legislative Council on Wednesday. The Shires Bill was recommitted, and an amendment was inserted on the motion of Mr Pilcher, to allwo of appeal to the…
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The House of Representatives has adopted the new Standing Orders, notice of which had been given by Mr. Deakin…
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The first election for the new Shire Councils will probably take place in August next…
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Mr. Carruthers is confident the session will close on the 7th December at the latest. A conference of inter-State Treasurers is suggested for the purpose of dealing with a…
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The House of Representatives has adopted the new Standing Orders, notice of which had been given by Mr. Deakin. The Prime Minister said these Standing Orders would…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →CABLEGRAMS. Cheating Insurance Companies. The Next British Elections. " The House of Mirth." LONDON
Three Americans—Hulbert and Mitchell, attorneys, and Dr. Harle—have been sentenced to death at Chihuahua, Mexico, on a charge of committing murders, by which…
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