Parliament
IN the Assembly yesterday, The Premier was requested to suspend the standing orders to allow the house to express its opinion on clause 74 of the Commonwealth…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Parliament
THE business in the Council on Wednesday was of a formal character and lasted only a short time. Owing to the amendment moved in the Assembly on the address-in-reply the…
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THE premier hopes to make a good start with government business in the Assembly the week. To-morrow will he private members' night, but the premier hopes to advance…
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[?] Monday, 7.30 p.m. [?] Thomson, 516. Other returns [?] cannot alter result…
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IN the Assembly yesterday, The address in reply was presented to the Governor. The Speaker appointed Messrs. Chanter,…
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IN the Council on Wednesday, On the motion of Mr. Trickett, it was agreed to ask the Assembly to restore the bill to amend the Art Unions Act of 1850 to…
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The Premier stated on Friday night, in answer to a question, that correspondence has passed between himself and the other colonial Premiers respecting the date for bringing into force the federation of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War Fever. —Trouble in China, and Suggested Australian Contingents. — Reasons Why the Suggestion Should Not Be Sanctioned by Our Parliament
WE notice that there is some idea here of offering a contingent for service in China. The government of New Zealand have, it is said, already made…
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The premier has stated that correspondence has passed between himself and the other colonial premiers respecting the date for bringing into force the federation of…
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The Premier is in correspondence with the Governments of the other colonies with regard to the dates which will be suitable for the proclamation of the Commonwealth and for the holding of the…
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An intimation was received from hie Excellency the Governor that ho had assented to the Supply Bill. Mr. Reid moved the adjournment of the…
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SIR WILLIAM LYNE states that correspondence has passed between himself and the other colonial Premiers respecting the date for bringing into force the federation of Australia. He has, be says,…
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IN the Council on Wednesday, Mr. S. H. Hyam was appointed a member of the public works committee by 31 votes to 10…
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WE understand that, Mr. J. G. Griffin, brother of the Yass Manager of the Commercial Bank, is likely to offer himself for election to the Senate. Our readers…
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The Daily Telegraph says:—"Talk in the hubbies of the Assembly tends to the opinion that difficulties will be thrown in the way of any proposal to decrease the numerical…
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IN answer to Mr, Waddell in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Sir William Lyne said that some private communications had been passing between the…
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The Premier, in answer to Mr. Affleck, said the Commissioners had complied, with the law in suing all defaulters for the income tax. No taxpayer would be permitted to escape his…
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IN THE Council on Wednesday, Leave of absence was granted to the Hon. Kenneth McKay during his absence in South Africa…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Educational System. —De—feots in Its Administration.—peroentage of Absentees Greater in This Than Any Other Colony.—proposals to Remedy This Defect. —Responsibility of Parliament to Legislate Afresh
IT will be remembered that when our present education system was established, whereby it was provided that all children throughout the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. A. Chapman moved the adjournment of the House to refer to the necessity for increased expenditure on the roads of the colony. He said that for years…
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