New South Wales Parliament. Friday, April 10
IN the Legislative Assemblyâ Ministers stated in answer to question, that 192 gold leases had been applied for in the Gulgong district since the 1st May, 1872…
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Politics & elections, 1874
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New South Wales Parliament. Wednesday, April 15
IN the Legislative Assemblyâ Mr. Parkes stated, in answer to Mr. Oakes, that the amount expended on the Parlimentary Buildings since 1867 was £19,343 9s. 9d…
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Ministers laid on the table copies of correspondence relating to the proposed establishment of a provisional school at Mutbilly. Mr. PARKES laid on the table a Supplementary…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Parkes stated, in answer to Mr. Stewart, that inquiry had been made into the reported violation of graves in the Devonshire-street Roman…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, The House went into committee for the further consideration of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill…
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The House went into committee for the consideration of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill. Clause 3, touching the interpretation of terms used in the bill, was debated and postponed,--Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Yass Municipal Council. Election of Alderman
ON Wednesday last, the election of an alderman, to supply the vacancy in O'Brien Ward, was holden at the Municipal Chamber, at noon. The Mayor (Mr. J. Cottrell) acted as…
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IN the Legislative Council. Mr. Samuel moved that the House adjourn to Wednesday next. Mr. Docker said it was scarcely courteous on…
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Mr. DOCKER said it was scarcely courteous on the part of the representative of the Government or consistent with his relations to the House, to ask them to meet week after week with no business…
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In the Legislative Assembly, The House went into committee for the further consideration of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill…
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The House went into committee for the further consideration of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill. The debate on the motion of Mr. PARKES for the insertion in clause 20, of the sum of £50…
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IN the Legislative Council, Mr. Gordon moved the second reading of the Sydney Mechanicsâ Scool of Arts Incorporation Bill. He explained that it was to incorporate the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Ministers stated, in answer to questions, that the aggregate amount of the penalties incurred by the contractor for the Mail Service between Sydney…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, When Mr. Speaker took the chair, a bare quorum was made at the last minute. The principal question discussed was the Pensions Limitations Bill,…
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Ministers seated, in answer to questions, that the cab hire incurred by the Colonial Treasurer was on account of the Public Service; and that the particulars of the service for which cab hire…
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IN the Legislative Council, Mr. Samuel moved the second reading of the Public Railways Land Resumption Bill, which was to enable the Government to resume for railway…
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Mr. SAMUEL moved the second reading of the Public Railways Land Resumption Bill, which was to enable the Government to resume for railway purposes land that had been alienated…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr. R. B. Smith presented a petition from 630 electors of the Hastings in favor of the subdivision of that district into three electorates under the…
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IN the Legislative Assemblyâ The Municipalities Act Amendment Bill, for the removal of dead-locks in mayoral elections, was read a third time, passed, and ordered to be…
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IN the Legislative Councilâ The Municipalities Act Amendment Bill was received from the Assembly and read a first time. The Brands Registration Bill, the Anvill Creek…
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