S.A. Elections. the New Government. a Popular Personnel
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Talk in political circles has changed from the great Conservative, victory to the personnel of the new Government…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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imperial Parliament. Opened by the King. London
King George opened the Parliament. The speech referred to the Durbar visit, the grave British labor…
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The State Parliament meets next week. The situation is essentially Gilbertian. The first business, it might be supposed, would be to rectify the Gilbertian…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The N.S. Wales House of Assembly will meet next Monday, and will sit five days each week till Easter, then the long vacation will…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The Imperial Parliament was opened by the King in person. In the Speech from the Throne the…
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Mr. C. G. Wade sees in the results of the South Australian elections something much more than a mere swing back of the political pendulum. They were fought…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The Senate elections this time will be more strenuous on the Liberal side than previously. For organisation purposes candidates will be…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Latest Wires Opening of Parliament. Speaker "Hansard" Trouble. Sydney
The State Parliament meets this afternoon. Ministers are maintaining a curious reticence as to the course of…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—There was no official opening of Parliament this afternoon. The HOuse only met and carried on the business as though it had only…
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Mr. Mccowen thinks that the reverse Labour has sustained in South Australia was a merely local phenomenon. It is natural that he should try and put as good a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →S. A. Elections. Liberal Victory. The New Ministry
The election returns coming in still show an increase to the Liberal Party. Mr. Peake, who formed the new Ministry, issued the following letter on Friday:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Wires. State Parliament. Business Resumed. Another Censure Motion. Sydney
There was a lull attendance of members, and crowded public galleries were waiting expectantly when the Speaker took the chair…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the House of Assembly this afternoon, Mr. McGowen stated he could not grant permission for householders driven from their homes…
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The "Telegraph's" Melbourne special correspondent says:—The disaster sustained by the Labour Party at the South Australian elections has had an…
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In the Assembly last night Mr. Wade moved in motion of censure. Ha based his attack upon the Robinson case, describing the conduct of the…
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Parliament is once more in session, and the Government is confronted by a diffi[?]ntly which has its rise in its own timidity and irresolution. Rather than…
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"In times like these," it has been written, "we must look to men and not to pedigrees. Times of action make princes into peasants, and boors into barons." There…
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In the House of Assembly on Monday next (26th instant), Mr. Thrower will table a motion to the effect that the City Tattersall's Club Bill be referred…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Mr. Holman has stated that he does not dispute the fact that Parliament is degraded as it is patent and deplorable. When Mr. Willis…
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SYDNEY, Friday.âMr. Wade proposed in the Legislative Assembly a motion of censure based on his attack upon the Robinson case, describing the conduct of…
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