Federal, Parliament. the Week's Programme
SYDNEY, Monday.—The chief' event in the House of Representatives this week wal be the Budget Speech, which will be delivered on Thursday by Sir John…
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Politics & elections, 1913
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State Parliament. New Public Works. Sydney
In the Assembly, shortly before 1 a.m., the Minister for Works moved the suspension of the Standing Orders, in order to put seven…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the Legislative Council the Government Savings Bank Amendment Bill was taken through the final stages. The Coal…
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Parliament rose at 1 o'clock this afternoon, after sitting continuously for 21 hours. The following Bills for the construction of public works were…
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In the Senate Mr. Clemons, in reply to Mr. Oakes said that the amount paid for counsel's fees in the Coal Vend Case was £17,428, of which £9356 was in the…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Meehan kept up a running fire of vulgar and irrelevant interjections while Col. T. W. M. Onslow was addressing the House…
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LONDON, Sunday.—The Presidential election will take place in the Chinese Parliament to-morrow. The Powers will then simultaneously recognise, the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—At Uralla on Saturday night, Mr. Edmund Lonsdale, Member for New England, was accidentally killed by a motor car whilst…
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The candidates for the Labour selection for the Upper Hunter are Mr. George Cann, who was defeated in Nepean by Mr. [?]rchard; Mr. Masters, defeated, by Mr…
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Questions were asked in the Federal Parliament yesterday as to the arrival of the fleet at Sydney and the reception accorded it. In reply…
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Mr. Groom (Minister for Customs), in the House of Representatives, moved the third reading of the Excise Tariff Sugar Bill. Mr. Conroy…
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PEKIN, Tuesday.—The lobby estimates agree that the 200 votes purchased last week exercised a decisive influence on the election. The public are indifferent as…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Replying in the legislative Assembly, Mr. Griffith said that as yet he had only received a classification of main roads; that…
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Th the Council last night, the Superannuation Bill was defeated by 18 votes to 16. In the Assembly early this…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In the House of Representatives Sir John Forrest, in reply to Mr. O'Malley, said that he would consider the advisability of calling a…
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Although [?] was nothing definite last night [?] believed the State Parliament will be prorogued tonight. This [?] entirely upon…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—In the Legislative Council, the Superannuation Bill was rejected on the second reading, by [?]8 votes to 16. The Public Trustee Bill…
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A POLL was taken throughout this electorate on Wednesday in connection with the selection of a Liberal candidate to contest the Raleigh…
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It was fully expected that Parliament would have finished its business on Friday night. But the Assembly took so long to come to a decision on the Vaccination…
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SYDNEY/, Monday.—Though the Government was anxious to prorogue Parliament to-morrow its plans were upset when the end was not reached on Friday…
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