State Parliament. Censure Motion Tabled. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly this evening, Mr. Wade launched his expected motion of censure--"That the declared land policy of the…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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State Parliament. Amendments to Criminal Bill. An All-Night Sitting
SYDNEY, Friday.—In the House of Assembly yesterday, Mr. Wade gave notice of a censure of motion with regard to the land policy, particularly the repeal…
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LONDON, Thursday. — Mr. Hoffgaard will be the Unionist candidate for the South-west Bethnal Green seat in the House of Commons, opposing Mr. C. F…
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A special meeting of the Federal Executive was held this morning for the purpose of further proroguing the Federal Parliament, from Wednesday…
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Two thousand have applied for tickets to Mr. Balfour's speech to his constituents from Cannon-street Hotel to-morrow. The declaration of the policy is…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Referring to teachers and unionism, Mr. Beeby said the proper Wages Board for public servants is the Parliament. Once outside that…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. gardiner, M.L.A., Secretary of the Teachers' Union, referring to Mr. Beeby's attitude, said it was strnage to see a Minister…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the House of Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Wade moved a censure motion on Government with relation to the freehold question…
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The following questions were asked by Mr. Briner, M.L.A, and replied to in the Assembly by the Ministers of respective Departments:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →State Parliament. Scenes of Great Excitement. Mr. Fisher's Statements Challenged
SYDNEY, Thursday.—A scene of excitement last night followed the division of the House on the Supply vote of 37 on either side…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Decision of the Caucus. The Government Minority. Necessary to Adjourn Parliament
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. Holman (Acting Premier) made known the decision of the caucus yesterday. It is intended to ask for an adjournment until after…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Lieut.-Governor's Partiality. Members Discussing the Elections. General Election Will Favour Labour
SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Holman (interviewed) said that after the retirement of Messrs. Horne, and Dunn the only course was to ask for an adjournment…
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Mr. Carl Johnson has been selected by the Mudgee Labour to contest the Mudgee bye-election. A letter has been received from Mr…
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Mr. Editor.—Knowing the stagnation now prevailing in the rural centres on account of the land locked conditions prevailing, caused by squatter legislators in the past…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Mr. Wade had a further interview with the LieutenantGovernor in which he admitted, his inability to form a Ministry…
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Mr. Wade is not impressed by the Labour Party's change of front in regard to the repeal of the Conversion Act. He regards it as a tactical move to catch…
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The State Parliament was to-day prorogued by proclamation till Aug. 22nd. Mr. N. R. Neilsen resigned his office…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A proclamation has been issued, proroguing Parliament until August 23rd. Mr. Nielsen's resignation as Minister…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Sir William Lyne, speaking at a meeting of the Women's Social Political Union of Australian Women, said he would use his vote…
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The following questions were asked by Mr. Briner, M L.A, and replied to in the Assembly by the Ministers of respective Departments:—…
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