The Federal Parliament. Sydney
At the instance of the Acting-Prime Minister, Sir William Lyne, the House of Representatives yesterday went into Committee of Supply to consider…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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State Elections
The new State Parliament will meet on Wednesday, October 2, and will be officially opened by the Governor of the following day…
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Following are the full returns for the whole 90 electorates in the State. M signifies Ministerial or Selected Liberal; L., Labor; P., Progressive;…
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As soon as formal business had been disposed of in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. the House went into Committee of Supply…
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The two big items of last week were the elections and Women's Exhibition. As I have told you, the latter is quite a wonderful success, and Lady Northcote is…
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A remarkable development has taken place in connection with the South Australian Senate elections. The ballot paper's, for the division of Angas, which were declared by…
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In the House of Representatives on Friday, Mr. Ewing, in reply to Mr. Salman (Vic), said that arrangements had been made for the consultative members of the Military…
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REFERRING to the recent State elections, the "Daily Telegraph" points out that an outstanding feature of the election is the unusually large…
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REFERRING to the recent State elections, the "Daily Telegraph" points out that an outstanding feature of the election is the unusually large…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.-The Government suffered defeat in the House of Representatives last eight through Sir William Lyne being taken…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The Acting Prime Minister submitted a memorandum outlining the negotiations…
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Mr. Editor.—Your Dorrigo correspondent in last Saturday's issue, referring to the small number of votes polled at the Dorrigo booth for the extraordinary vacancy…
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In the House of Representatives, on Friday, the Minister for Defence, in reply to Mr. Hutchison (S.A.), said that he had sent communications to all the…
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Some remarkable scenes have often been recorded in connection, with the end of the Congressional sessions at Washington, but the Legislature of Connecticut has recently…
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The State Parliament was opened to-day. After the swearing-in of members, the election of Speaker took place, Mr. W. M'Court being…
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The Premier, Mr. Carruthers, is suffering, from nervous collapse, and he is likely to be confined to his bed for some days. His…
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Sir William Lyne, in the House of Representatives yesterday, announced the Government scheme for giving effect to the new protection principle…
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Says issue of the Armidale "Argus":--We are informed upon reliable authority that proceedings of a very serious nature have been…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—On the opening of Parliament yesterday accusations were made by several members that Mr. Carruthers was hounded…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Parliament was opened by commission yesterday. Ministers and members were sworn in. Mr. W. M'Court was re-elected…
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