Federal Parliament. the Arbitration Bill
Melbourne, Tuesday.—This afternoon, Mr. Deakin moved the second reading of the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill. He argued that the bill would initiate a state of things by…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Federal Parliament
IN the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Sir William Lyne moved the second reading of the Manufacturers Encouragement Bill. In the course of his speech he contended…
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AFTER preliminary business on Tuesday, Mr. Deakin moved the second reading of the Arbitration Bill. He quoted numerous precedents to show that such a…
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SIR,—Permit me to draw the attention of your readers to a resolution adopted by the council of the Liberal and Reform Association at its meeting yesterday, inviting electors…
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AT a meeting of the counsel of the Liberal and Reform Association in Sydney on Wednesday the following resolution was passed:— "That the electors in each constituency…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.— The recount of votes cast in the disputed election for the Riverina seat in the House of Representatives has been…
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AT a meeting of the counsel of the Liberal and Reform Association in Sydney on Wednesday the following resolution was passed:--"That the…
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THE election for the Melbourne seat in the House of Representatives resulted in the return of Mr. Maloney (labor) over Sir M. McEacharn by 859 votes. Mr. Maloney's…
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In about four months from now, perhaps sooner, the present Assembly of our State legislature will dense to[?]xist, and the electors of New South Wales will be called upon to…
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SIR,--If we are to have a reformed parliament, one which can be trusted to give effect to the objects of the Liberal and Reform Association and kindred bodies, no time must…
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The task of selecting candidates for the newly constituted electoral districts is now before the Liberal and Reform Party. In many instances…
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THE election which took place in Melbourne on Thursday is decidedly one of the most notable duels of the kind which have been heard of in…
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THE election for the Melbourne seat in the House of Representative resulted in the return of Mr. Maloney (labour) over sir M. McEacharn by 859 notes Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Forthcoming General Election.—the People's Reform League, and the Liberal and Reform Association.—position of the Three Parties.—the Opposition Desire Constitutional Government; the Socialists Desire £300 a Year; the Ministrial Position Not Clearly Defined.—the Governor's Speech.—possible New Ministry.—the Course of Sir John See
BEFORE the general elections frequent opportunities will present themselves for discussing the claimis and merits of individual candidates. To-day we propose to address…
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A call was received by the Metropolitan Fire Brigade about noon on Friday to an outbreak of fire at Parliament House, Macquarie-street, Sydney. Knowing the inflammable nature of the…
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The secretary of the labour party, Mr. Neilsen, counts on an easy victory for the new Borrows seat. Mr. John Perry is contesting the…
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The Executive Council on Tuesday approved of a proclamation further proroguing Parliament to Play 17. So far as can be gleaned at present from Ministers, Parliament will be summoned either on…
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Melbourne Wednesday.—The Navigation Bill occupied the whole of the time of the Senate to-day, after the preliminary business was disposed of. One thing was made…
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The question whether Mr. Chanter will take his seat for the Riverina in the Federal Parliament from which he has ousted Mr. Blackwood on the appeal, or whether…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.—The Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia to-day concluded the hearing of the petition of Mr. Chanter against the return of Mr. R. O…
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