Examiner's Sydney Budget Opening of Parliament
To-day we are definitely advised that Parliament will open on July 2. We are also told that the session will be short; that probably it will not extend over a…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Selection of Candidates
There is a danger of the liberal and Reform Association building up a system of machine made politics as inimical to the interests of this State as any that…
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Says Joseph Carruthers, Who speaks for some others Returned in the cause of Reform :"I wonder you worry,…
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Election matters appear to be somewhat mixed over Gloucester way. At a meeting of electors the Liberal and Reform League was re-formed. A protest was entered…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Asquith, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking in the House of Commons, said the Government had not considered the desirability of…
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LONDON, Sunday.—In the Transvaal Assembly, the debate on the no-confidence motion proposed by Mr. Farrar was concluded. The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Smuts,…
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Speaking to a "Star" reporter, Mr. Gr. S. Briner, Member for Raleigh, said:—"So far as settlement upon down lands on the North Coast is…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Henderson (Labour) moved an amendment in favor of the abolition of the House of Lords…
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Parliament' will meet on Tuesday next, but for what special purpose, if any, nobody knows, unless the Premier himself happens to be a single exception…
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The main interest in connection with Parliament, at the moment, centres in the approaching appeal to the country; and with that important event…
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The Federal Parliament was opened to-day. The Governor-General's speech referred to the doings at the Imperial Conference…
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The State Parliament re assembled to-day, the ceremony being performed with the usual pomp. The Governor's speech was short…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY.—Parliament was opened yesterday. The Governor's speech was very short, and stated that Parliament would be…
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The Federal Parliament was opened yesterday. The Governor-General's speech referred to the doings at the Imperial Conference, and also stated:—…
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Now that the electoral lists are ready for inspection, the greatest difficulty in the way of fixing the date of the general elections has been surmounted. The Revision Courts have…
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MELBOUNRE, Thursday.—The Commonwealth Parliament opened yesterday. The function was a brilliant one. The Governor-General's speech consisted…
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AS might be expected, the debate on the Address-in-Reply at the opening of the State Parliament was marked by much hostile criticism from the Opposition…
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The fourth and final session of the 20th Parliament of N.S. Wales was opened in the Legislative Council Chamber on Tuesday, with the customary ceremonial. The…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The President of the Board of Education, referring to the Education Bill, said that the Government had gone to the House of Lords with a peace…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday. Mr. F. Withington moved the Address-in-Reply. He eulogised the Goverment, and said that no serious opposition…
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