Federal Parliament. Melbourne
Both branches of the Federal Parliament met last night. The Senate. The Senate directed that it be…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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W. A. PARLIAMENT. Perth
In the Legislative Assembly last night the Minister for Mines moved the second reading of the Mules Regudation Bill. The debate was…
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The Imperial Parliament at its rising yesterday adjourned for the summer vacation. It will reassemble on October 23…
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The election to the Parliamentary representation of the Cockermouth division of Cumberland, occasioned by the death of Sir Wilfrcd Lawson…
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A meeting of ratepayers of King Ward was held at the Prince Consort Hotel last night for the purpose of selecting an Independent candidate to contest…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →SPORTING. V.R.C. Elections. Four Re-elections. Melbourne
The election to the six annual va[?] in the constitution of the [?] committee took place to-day, and very considerable interest was…
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In the House of Representatives last night the Treasurer (Sir John Forrest), in reply to Mr. Knox (Victoria), said that he intended to take action…
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In the House of Representatives last night the Treasurer (Sir John Forrest), in reply to Mr. Knox (Victoria), said that he intended to take action…
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Both Houses of the Federal Parliament met yesterday. The Senate. In the Senate the Minister for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Elections. Opposition for Mr. Watson. Sydney
Mr. D. Storey, who represents Balmain in the State Assembly, has been asked to contest South Sydney against the Labor leader (Mr. J. C. Watson)…
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Both branches of the Federal Parliament met last night. The Senate. In the Senate motions dealing with…
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Thc House of Representatives to-day agreed, on the motion of the Prime Minister (Mr. Alfred Deakin), that no more private members' business should…
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Both branches of the Federal Legislature met yesterday. THE SENATE. In the Senate Senator Keating…
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Messrs. Higgs and Dawson (retiring Senators) and Lundager have been finally selected as the Queensland Labor candidates for the Senate at the…
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In the House of Representatives last night the proposal of the Government to increase the spirit duties was debated…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →King Ward Election. Address by Mr. Long
Mr. J. Long, the selected Labor candidate for the King Ward seat in the City Council, addressed the electors last night at the Mechanics' Institute,…
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The Senate. In the Senate last night the Australian Industries Preservation (Bonus) Bill wus further debated…
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A well-attended meeting of the committee of Mr. J. M'Leish, the independent candidate, was hold hist night at the Union Club Hotel. The…
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Nominations for the election of an alderman for King Ward closed at noon to-day. Punctually at 12 o'clock the Mayor (Alderman lvey) ascended…
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The election to the extraordinary vacancy in the representation of the East Denbighshire division of Wales, occasioned by the appointment of the…
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