Federal Parliament
In the Sonate on Tuesday, A bill to amend the Post and Telegraph Act so as to permit of the use of the autovnatic stamping machine invented in New…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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State Parliament
In the Logislntive Assembly on Monday the third reading of the Kyogle-Casino Hallway Bill and Private Hospitals Bill were agreed to…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, the Premier, in reply to allegations mada at a gathering promoted by the Immigration League, said that if the League feeis bound to…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Estimates were further considered to-day on the item Attorney-General and Justice £339,017. Mr. Dacey attacked the Public Service…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In the House of Representatives' yesterday Mr. Hall asked what was to be done with the Capital Site now the bill had passed both Houses…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Legislative Assembly sat from 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday until 10.45 p.m. yesterday, when the Chairman left the chair until 10.30 this morning…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—In the Assembly to-day the deabte on the Estimates was resumed by Mr. Holman, who briefly discussed the public Works Estimates…
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The assessors in the Warwick (Q.) election case found that the petitioners had failed to prove their case and Mr. Barnes was declared duly…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Monday, The Minister for Works submitted Estimates for his department totalling £804,081, compared with £795,083 for last year…
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The Sultan, in opening the Turkish Parliament, said he was heartily giad to restore the Constitution granted thirty years ago. He promised to faithfully observe and…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In the Assembly on Wednesday the Estimates of the Public Instruction Department were under discussion for 12 hours. The closure was applied…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Victorian elections are creating considerable interest. There are 115 candidates for 65 seats, of whom 33 are Ministerialists, 32 Labourites, 26…
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LONDON, Saturday.—The speoch of the Sultan at the opening of the Turkish Parliament. was modelled on Western lines. His Majesty described the Parliament of…
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During the debate on the Estimates several, members, who represent northern: coastal, electorates, took, the opportunity of direction attention to the neglected…
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During the debate on the Estimates of the Department, of Public Works in the Legislative Assembly last week, several numbers who represent…
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A hundred and twenty-two candidates have been nominated for the Victorian State elections. Of these 54 the Ministerial supporters, 27…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—Parliament has been prorogued. The speech from the Throne was the longest on record. It referred to the arbitration treaties concluded with…
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Parliament has fairly earned its recess. The programme outlined in the Governor's speech on July 21 has been substantially carried into effect. Very few promises…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Dr. Ruse, the only opponent to Mr. Prendergast, the Labour leader in the Victorian Parliament, has withdrawn, as the time is too short to…
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