State Parliament. Sydney
Mr. Holman (Treasurer) gave notice in the Assembly last night of the introduction of a Supply Bill…
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Politics & elections, 1914
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State Parliament. North Coast Railway. Evils of Tipping
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Treasurer gave notice for the following sitting of the introduction of a Supply Bill. He intimated he would…
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The war news has, for the moment (says our Sydney correspondent) put local politics in the shade. The writs are to be issued to-day, and thence forward the "gag" legislation;…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →State Parliament. Last Night's Business. Sydney
In the Assembly last night, the Premier introduced a number of new standing orders with the object of limiting speeches and altering the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Federal Elections. Both 'Houses Dissolved. Press Gag in Force Again. Sydney, Thursday Night
At a meeting of the Federal Executive Council this morning a minute for the publication of a proclamation by the Governor-General,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →State Parliament. Amendment to Standing Orders. Fire Insurence Bill
SYDNEY, Friday.—In a series of proposed amendments to the [?]anding Orders, Mr. Holman, in the Legislative Assembly, foreshadowed his scheme for informing Parliamentary…
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Mr. John Thomson, Federal Member for Cowper Division, addressed a large and representative gathering on Thursday night at Taree. The Mayor (Ald. William Wrigley)…
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It is now our duty to announce that there will almost certainly [?]e a contest for the Federal representation of Cowper. Mr. John Thomson,…
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It is rumored that, on account of the war, Messrs Cook and Fisher have agreed to a postponement of the Federal elections. The Hon. Minister, Mr…
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On the part of the Liberal and Labour organisers Thursday was a very busy day. All their efforts lately have been concentrated on the task of enrolling every available elector,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Doings in Australia. Enthusiasm in Parliament. the Party Issue Sunk. Sydney, Tuesday Night
When the State Parliament met this afternoon Mr. Wade asked the Premier if he could give the House any information in regard to the European…
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A report was current in Sydney on Monday that, in view of the war crisis, it was felt that the Prime Minister should hot be hampered in any way,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →State Parliament. an Exciting Scene. a United Empire
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—An unparalleled scene in the history of the State Parliament took place in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, when the leader of the Opposition…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Electioneering Out of the Question
SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Reports from various suburbs, where election meetings were fixed for last evening, showed that candidates of both parties realised the impossibility of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Federal Elections. No Contest for Cowper. Mr. Thompson Elected Unopposed
Nominations for the Federal elections closed at noon to-day. So far as Cowper is concerned, there will be no contest for the House of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Elections. Mr. Hughes' Ingenious Proposal. Sydney, Wednesday Night
A suggestion to constitute an Australian Parliament as speedily as possible is now being discussed everywhere. How could it be done? Mr…
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The course of business in Parliament has been uneventful. On private members' night, Mr. Ball, who represents a wheat-growing constituency on the Murray, moved a resolution…
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Mr. Cook ridicules tie postponement of the Federal elections…
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Yesterday was the day for declaring the nominations for the forthcoming Federal elections. At Grafton, Mr. T. H. Wall, Divisional Returning Officer, made the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Effect on Elections. Will They Be Postponed?
Nobody is taking any interest just now in the Federal elections—save, perhaps, the candidates themselves (says the "S.M. Herald" of Tuesday). It is an unprecedented and…
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