Federal Parliament.—high Duties
THE House of Representatives on Wednesday further discussed the tariff. The duty on all classes of boots and shoes was fixed at 30 per cent. ad valorem, the Treasurer…
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Federal Parliament. Heavy Duties
MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Consideration of the tariff was resumed in Committee of Ways and Means at item No. 109—boots and shoes. Sir Wm. M'Millan (N.S.W ) asked the Government if it was…
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IN the House of Representatives, on Wednesday, consideration of the tariff was resumed, the item reached being No 109--boots and shoes…
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The Senate on Thursday further debated the Electoral Bill. In the House of Representatives the tariff was further considered in Committee of Ways…
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Melbourne, Friday.—The Senate went into committee on the Federal Electoral Bill. The House of Representatives went into Committee of Ways and Means to deal with…
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IN the Senate, on Thursday, Senator McGregor (S.A.) continued the debate on the motion for the second reading of the Electoral Bill, upon which Senator J. H…
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A further prorogation in regard to the State Parliament was agreed upon on Tuesday, the period of recess being extended from March 25 to April 29…
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THE Senate on Tuesday further considered the Electoral Bill. In the House of Representatives the tariff was further considered…
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IN the House of Representatives, on Tuesday, members were occupied till 11.20 p.m. discussing the tariff. The duty on manufactures of paper, price lists, catalogues…
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IN the Senate, on Tuesday, Senator Keating (Tas.) gave notice of his intention to inquire whether the Postmaster-General, when replying to [?]…
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IN the House of Commons last night, the Secretary of State for War, during the course of the debate on the Army Estimates…
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IN the Senate, the time of Senators on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, was chie[?]y occupied in discussing the Electoral Bill. The House adjourned fill…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.—The Senate went into committee this afternoon to further consider the Electoral Bill. The schedules were postponed, and the postponed clauses were…
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Melbourne, Tuesday.—In the House of Representatives this afternoon Sir William Yyne denied a statement that the proposed tour of the House over the proposed sites for the…
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In the House of Commons last night the debate was continued on Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's motion for the appointment of a select committee to inquire into contracts entered into for remounts and…
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ON Wednesday the Senate, dealing with the Electoral Bill, rejected by 18 votes to 10 the government proposals for proportional voting, something on the principle of the…
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ON Tuesday the Attorney-General moved the second reading of the Judiciary Bill, the debate being adjourned for a fortnight…
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In the House of Commons last night Mr. Walter Raymond Greene, Conservative, moved the second reading of the Old Age Pensions Bill. The bill provides for the granting of pensions to deserving…
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Melbourne, Thursday.—The Senate spent to-day sitting in further consideration of the Electoral Bill. The Government, having been defeated on…
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