The Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Wednesday Afternoon
In the Assembly this afternoon, Mr. Cann, after asking a question about the Tolarno case, asked the Premier if he would forthwith take steps to pass the…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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Victoria. The General Election. The Opposition Policy. MELBOURNE
Mr. Turner, leader of the Opposition, opened his campaign—in a more formal way indeed the general election campaign so far as speech making goes…
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Only the Assembly sat last night; and good progress was made…
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At the usual meeting of the Trades Hall Council last night the position of the Labor party in connection with the approaching general election was…
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Mr. Thomas Bent, who was Speaker of the last Assembly, and who was a prominent land boom speculator, addressed a big meeting at Brighton on…
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The Hon. Thomas, Bent, Speaker of the Assembly, held a meeting of the electors of Brighton on Saturday night, and met with a good deal of opposition…
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MR. CHARLES MALEY, who is contesting the Sturt Ward vacancy in the Municipal Council, addressed a meeting of ratepayers last night at the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Wednesday. Only the Assembly sat last evening. Questions
The Colonial Secretary (Mr. Brunker), in reply to Mr. Watkins, said that since February, 1882, extra police had at different periods been…
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The Ballarat Trades and Labor Council last night decided to support the candidature of Mr. R. T. Vale for Ballarat East…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Thursday. Both Houses sat last night. the Council
Mr. C. E.Pilcher, Q.C., was granted a year's leave of absence. On a motion for adjournment, Mr. Cox referred to the shearing trouble,…
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MR. JOHN NEIL, who is contesting the Sturt Ward vacancy, addressed about a dozen ratepayers last night at the Allendale Hotel, West Broken Hill…
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Speaking at Brunswick, Sir Graham Berry said the Government had tried to make a bogey of the Trades Hall party being associated with the…
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Only the Assembly sat last evening. Mr. Sleath moved the adjournment of the House to refer to the attitude of the Government in the shearing…
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THE poll for the election for the extraordinary vacancy for Sturt Ward, which took place yesterday, was formally declared at the Town Hall at…
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Midnight is the time fixed for candidates at the general election desiring to withdraw and thus save their £50 deposits, which will be forefcited…
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THE poll for the election for the extraordinary vacancy for Sturt Ward, which took place yesterday, was formally declared at the Town Hall at…
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Preparations for the general election on Thursday are still in active progress. There were no withdrawals of any note last night, which was the…
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Only the Assembly met last evening, and little business was done…
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The city is in a great flatter of excitement over the approaching elections. Though there is nothing in any way new, forces are being beaten to arms, and…
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The Melbourne Age states that the necessary formalities to release Mr. E. D. Williams from the position of a Government contractor, and so qualify…
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