Questions in Parliament
In the Assembly on Wednesday, 13th inst., Mr. M'Farlane will move, That in the opinion of this House, it is expedient, in order to profitably utilise the inferior lands…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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The State Parliament. Legislative Council
In the Council on Wednesday, a ballot was taken for the election of three members of the Council, as members of the Public Works…
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For the four positing on the Public Works Committee open to members of the Assembly (the other three being appointed by the…
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In the House of Representatives consideration of the tarilf was resumed. Mr. Hughes and Mr. Walker presented petitions from the music-teachers of…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →In Parliament. Mr. Briner on the Land Question. (Continued from last issue.)
Mr. Briner, during his speech on the Address-in-Reply, said: Why put a man on a piece of virgin soil, or heavily timbered or…
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The Unionists have won upwards of 135 seats at the English and Welsh municipal elections. The Liberals won 22 seats, the Labour candidates 22, Independents 4, the…
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The House of Representatives resume the consideration of the tariff yesterday, the postponed items in agricultural products and groceries being…
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In the Assembly last night, the Premier (Mr. Wade) moved the second reading of the Department of Agriculture Bill. The motion was agreed to…
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The hearing of Mr. John Hurley's petition in connection with the recent Hartley election was continued to-day when the Elections and Qualifications…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday night, the Premier (Mr. Wade) moved the second reading of the Department of Agriculture Bill. The motion was agreed to…
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In the House of Representatives on Thursay night, the Postmaster-General announced that he had decided to close all post offices at 6 p.m. Afterwards he…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, The Chief Secretary, replying to Mr. Meagher, said that no action had been taken in the direction of permitting…
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In the Legislative Assembly this week Mr. Briner will ask the Secretary for Lands— The number of classification reserves in the Raleigh electorate? The area of each?…
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The neglect of the Government to enforce the "new" protection legislative passed last year was brought up in the Senate on Friday…
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The approaching elections are no ordinary matter of routine, with a few aldermen retiring and a few being returned to fill their places in a body of strictly limited…
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The Federal Labor Party Committee has, it is understood, recommended that a clause should be inserted in the Customs Tariff Bill next year…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr. M'Growen (Leader of the Opposition) resumed the debate on the Treasurer's recent financial statement…
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The recount in connection with the Balmain election, held as a result of Mr. Anderson's petition, showed that Storey scored 3085 votes and…
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In the Assembly the Bill to legalise the totalisator was read the first time. The Council passed the Bill to create a Department of Agriculture through…
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In the Assembly on Tuostlay, the debate on the Budget wus resumed in committee. Mr. M'Gowen said that under existing conditions the rich were growing richer and…
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