Parliament of N.S. WALES Legislative Assembly. Tuesday. Fees for Timber Cutting
MR FRANCIS CLARKE moved, —" That, in the opinion of this House, the licence fee of £3 per annum, as imposed under section 2 of the timber…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Parliament of New South Wales. [From the Press Telegraph Association.] Friday, November 24. Legislative Assembly
To-night the Premier said he was unaware that some banks had not released their current account deposits. The Government had no intention of introducing a bill to compel them to release. The…
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In the Assembly to-day the Rea Property Acts Amendment Hill and the Agreements Amendment Bill were read a third time. The motion that…
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MR. M. MILLAN has decided to stand for Burwood at the next general election, and Mr Hugh M'Kinnon. one of the present members for the…
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In reply to questions, Sir George Dibbs said £20,000 were available to pay the claims of Agricultural Societies for 1892. All Societies received their claims excepting Kiama, Lismore and Armidale,…
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CONTROL OF TRAVELLING STOCK. MR SHELDON moved:—"I That, in the opinion of this House, any form of local government which does not…
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Mr. Barton in making a personal explanation in regard to a question of accepting a brief in Proudfoot's case, said he thought it a duty to himself and the general public to make an early statement. When…
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THE New Zealand general election has resulted in a disastrous defeat for the Opposition, their total strength in the new House being only 11. Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Maitland Mercury. Tuesday, December 5, 1893. the New Zealand General Election
CONSIDERABLE interest is naturally felt all over Australia in the event of the general election in New Zealand. For the first time in a British country woman exercised the…
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Mr. Garrard was chosen Acting Chairman of Committees. Mr. Reid defended himself against the Postmaster-General's charge that he (Mr. Reid) was the…
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The Assembly having gone into committee Mr Kidd moved for leave to bring in "a bill to make provision in substitution for some, and in aid of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Political Situation Defeat of the Government. Ministerial Resignations. Parliament Prorogued
A TELEGRAM received in Singleton a little after nine o'clock yesterday morning and at once placed on the bulletin board of the ARGUS announced the…
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A Committee was formed last night to secure the return of B. R. Wise for the Flinder's Division of South Sydney. Mr Want will be opposed…
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