State Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday, in reply to questions Ministers supplied the following information:- Mr. Waddell sald it was found to be…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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Federal, Parliament. The Tariff
The Senate met on Tuesday. Discussion was resumed on the tariff item 178 (a) "electroliers, gaseliers, chandeliers, pendants, brackets, and zinc…
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SYDNEY, Monday,—The Queensland Premier, Mr. Kidston, has laid on the table of the House the Estimates, which are similar to those of last year…
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In the Legislative Council on Tuesday, The Improvement Leases Cancellation (Declaratory) Hill was read a first time. Sir Normand Maclaurin Presented a…
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SYDNEY, Thursday. — Yesterday the House of Representatives considered the Estimates, and resumed the third reading of the Arbitration Bill, which was carried…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Legislative Council read the Cancelled Leases Bill a third time, and returned same to the Assembly; also conveying the opinion that the…
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Consideration of the tariff was resumed in the Senate or. Tuesday, a beginning being made with item 303, timber duties. The first item fixes the duty on undressed…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local Self-government. No. Vii. Powers of Councils under Other Acts of Parliament. (Copyright, All Rights of Republication Reserved.)
In addition to the powers and duties which are excisable by Councils under the Local Government Act, they are able to make use of other Acts to aid them in the…
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The election to fill the vacancy in B Riding, Bellingon Shire, caused by the resignation of Mr. E. Arnold, who was declared elected in lieu of…
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In the Honse of Representatives on Tuesday. The second rending dobate on the new proposal of the Federal Government to…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Wade, in replying to Mr. J. Cann, said that the average amount spent by members for the week since the beginning of…
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The election to fill the vacancy in B Riding Bellingen Shire, caused by the resignation of Mr. E. Arnold, who was declared elected in lieu[?]…
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Mr. H. H, Asquith has started for Biarritz to see the King in connection with the formation of a new ministry. The Imperial Parliament has…
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The troops fired on disorderly mobs at some of the polling stations at Lisbon, killing and wounding several persons…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In the Assembly Mr. Moore, in reply to a question said that during the five years Mr. Carruthers was Minister for Lands he granted 502…
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In the House of Representatives, on Tuesday. The additional Estimates included items totalling £606 for reimbursing candidates'…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, Mr. McGowan said that the Treasurer ((Mr. Waddell), when asked by. Mr. Kelly a question…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The Industrial Disputes Bill has been the occasion for some unusual incidents. Not the least is the fact that both…
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Mr. Edden complained in interrogative form to the Premier, in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, that "strange rumors were being circulated" beyond…
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The crisis caused by the Prime Minister's determination to resign has been overcome, and the difficulty settled by Mr. Deakin agreeing to continue at the head…
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