State Parliament. the Censure Motion. Address by Mr. Briner
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the Assembly last night, Mr. Briner gave notice of a motion to the effect that party government be abolished and…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Page asked the Prime Ministe if he would make a statement about land settlement in Papua. Mr. Deakin replied…
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On Tuesday in the Assembly, the debate on the Address in Reply was continued. Mr. Dooley's maiden speech was compressed into little over half an hour. Its…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday the tariff schedule was further considered. Mr. Mahon, (W.A.) moved a…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday the tariff schedule was further considered. Mr. Mahon, (W.A.) moved a…
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Mr, Briner, M.P., spoke for 40 minutes on the Address-in-Reply. He dealt with land laws and their administration, the neglect of country districts in…
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The Marine insurance Bill was introduced in the House of Representatives yesterday. The House also discussed the subject…
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The State Premier says that instances of impersonation or of double voting detected at the late general elections were very few…
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A batch of questions have been given notice of by Mr. Briner in the State Parliament, but these cannot be answered until the censure motion…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—The debate on McGowen's motion of censure was continued throughout the whole of last night, the speakers taking part…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday the debate on the Address-in-Reply was resumed by Mr. Fitzpatrick, who spoke for 2¼ hours. Much time was given to showing that…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Deakin, in reply to Mr. Reid, said he hoped that within the next week or…
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Mr. Norton and the Chief Secretary (Mr. Wood) came into collision while the division was being taken regarding the 'Election Qualifications Committee. The Chief…
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For the four positions the Public Works Committee open to Members of the Assembly the other three being appointed by the Legislative Council),…
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The Prime Minister, Mr. A. Deakan, in the House of Representatives yesterday, said he hoped a complete statement on the question of naval defence…
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The State Assembly has elected Messrs. R. T. Ball, R. Davidson, J. R. Dacey and W. F. Latimer to seats on the Public Works Committee…
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In the House of Representatives on Thursday the debate on the Tariff was resumed. Item 68, hay and chaff, was placed on…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, The Premier said that the fact that there were 73 applicants for a 30s per week billet in Sydney had 110 bearing on…
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