The State Parliament. Sydney, Saturday Night
The debate on the Address-in-Reply was continued in the Assembly until midnight. Mr. A. Gardiner, Member for Orange, made various charges…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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British Parliament
LONDON, Saturday.—An election held to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons for Jarrow Division of Durham, caused by the resignation of Sir Charles Palmor,…
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In the Assembly to-day Mr. Briner will ask the Ministr for Public Works how much of the road from [?]ramba to Dorrigo has been complated, and in what condition is this completed…
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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…
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The Assembly adopted the Address-in-reply on the voices. Mr. Griffith denied that he hand accused the Premier of bribery and…
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The historic memories associated with the New South Wales Parliament House have always been a bar to the modernisation of the old buildings in…
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In the Assembly last night Mr. Dacey alleged that a certain man was purchasing all the diseased cattle in the country districts and slaughtering them in…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Reid said that so far as he was concerned, if he was any stumbling-block in the way of bringing about two parties…
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LONDON, Wednesday,—In the Houso of Commons yesterday Mr. Cox moved in favour, of a reduction of the sugar. duties by one-half…
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On Tuesday, in the Legislative Council, the Local Government (Loans) Bill was read the third time, and forwarded to the Assembly…
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"Gentlemen, Mr. Speaker!" The gentlemen stand; Mr. Speaker enters; the gentlemen bow to Mr. Speaker; Mr. Speaker bows to the gentlemen; the…
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In the Assembly on Monday, Mr. Ashton, in answer to Mr. Briner, said it was proposed that the Royal Commission on the working of the Forestry Department…
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The following questions, rlating to district matters were asked and answered in the Legislative Assembly:— Mr. Briner asked the Secretary for…
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Now that Parliament has been prorogued, pending dissolution, the election campaign will begin in earnest. Mr. John M'Laughliu is announced as a…
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The first shot locally will be fired at Maclean to-night, when Mr. John M'Laughlin will address the electors in the Mechanics' Institute. Mr…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday. Mr. Knox asked the Treasurer if his attention had been drawn to the recently…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—A bill embodying the Budget proposals was considered in committee of the House of Commons. The Chancellor of the Exchequer refused…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. Carruthers, in addressing the electors of Canterbury, defended his policy against a Socialist leaflet, which declared. that the taxation…
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The short session, of Parliament, held pursuant to promise, having, terminated satisfactorily, the way is clear to enter upon the election campaign, and the end of the…
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