Queensland Politics. Opening of Parliament. Brisbane
The State Parliament, recently elected, was opened yesterday. The Governor, Lord Chelmsford, in his openinp address, said that his advisors…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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Taxation of Foodstuffs. Discussion in British Parliament. an Amendment Rejected. London
Sir Joseph Leese, Liberal member for Accrington (Lancashire), moved in the House of Commons last night that the high price of' bread was due to…
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Mr. Carruthers, M.L.A., is to meet his committee, on Thursday. It is un derstood that he will tender, the resignation of his seat in Parliament…
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The alleged interference of the Kaiser in British naval affairs was discussed in the House of Commons yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Parliament. Beginning of the Session. Industrial Legislation [?]Cussed. Premier Explains Amended Industrial Measure. No Confidence Motion. Sydney
The state parliament met yesterday after the recess. In the Legislative Council the Address in Reply was adopted after a…
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Both branches of the Federal Legislature m[?]t yesterday. The Representatives. The House of Representatives…
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The State Parliament met yesterday. In the Legislative Council Mr. Tr[?]ckett was elected Chairman of Com…
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The Sennte met last night, when [?] further considered the tariff, dealing with the items of machinery and machine tools…
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The State Parliament met yesterday. In the Legislative Council Mr. Trickett was elected Chairman of…
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Both branches of the Federal Legislature met yesterday. The Representatives. The House of Representatives…
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In the Senate yesterday the discussion on the tariff was continued, but slow progress was made. The item, electrical appliances, was under…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Liberal League. Lord Rosebery's Speecil. Britain's Foreign Relations. Constant "Vigilance in Defence Matters. Protection and Socialism Condemned. Irish Parliament Objected To, [Renter's Message,] London
In speaking last night at a meeting of the Liberal League, over which he presided; Lord Rosebery said that he was in favor of friendly relations with…
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The declaration of the poll for the Senate election was made this afternoon. The final figures are as follow:—Vardon, 47,136; O'Loghlin, 40,082;…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Wood, Chief Secretary, in reply to Mr. Carmichael (Leichhardt), said there was no basis whatever for the rumor…
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In the Senate yesterday the debate on the tariff was continuad. The proposal to make steel rails free was negatived. On the item barbed wire…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Wood, Ch[?]ef Secretary, in rep[?]y to Mr. Carmichael (Leichhardt), said there was no basis whatever for the rumor…
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Both Houses of the State Parliament met yesterday. In the Legislative Council the Barrier Tramway Bill was read a first ime,…
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In the Senate yesterday the dobate on the tariff was continued. The proposal to make steel rails free was negatived. On the item, barbed wire…
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Both branches of the Federal Legislature met yesterday. On the item "wire netting" Senator Ne[?]d proposed to make the item free…
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The new legislation which the Wade Government has just called Parliament together to deal with is intended to supersedo the Arbitration Act at present…
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