Singleton Mayoral Election The Mayor's Hospitality
AFTER the election of Mayor of Singleton for 1893 had been concluded on Tuesday by the unanimous choice of the Borough Council of Alderman…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Parliament of N. S. WALES. Exclusion of Strangers. The Income Tax Bill. [By Telegraph] Sydney
IN the Assemby to-day Mr Reid gave notice for the suspension of the present Standing Order in reference to the exclusion of "strangers," and to…
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The most important business in the Legislative Council on Thursday night was the Monthly Supply Bill. The House allowed the bill to get to the third reading stage without discussion. Several…
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On Wednesday the Minister of Justice, replying to a question put to him by Mr. Hoskins in the Legislative Council, said that the question of appointing receivers who would be empowered to…
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IN the Legislative Council the Electoral Bill was further considered in Committee. There was a long discussion on the clause giving, a vote to…
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The sitting of the Legislative Council on Tuesday occupied about four hours, the greater part of the time being devoted to the consideration of postponed provisions of the Electoral Reform Bill…
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Sir George Dibbs, in reply to Sir Henry Parkes said it was not the intention of the Government to reconsider the abolition of the office of Director-General of Forests…
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Wednesday night's sitting of the Legislative Council, lasting nearly three hours, was devoted almost exclusively to a discussion on payment of members, the subject being…
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THE Electoral Bill was taken through committee, reported with amendments and the adoption of the report made an order of the day for the next…
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In the Assembly the business to-day in so far general and unimportant…
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Colonel E. T. H. Hutton [?] appointed Commandent of the military forces in New South Wales. Sir Henry Parkes delivered au…
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The Legislative Council on Tuesday devoted its attention almost exclusively to the question whether or not the 20th clause of the Electoral Reform Bill should be recommitted. An animated…
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In the Legislative Council this evening, Mr. O'Connor stated that the cost of the Civil Service Royal Commission was £6814. The Electoral Bill was recommitted in clause…
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THE: debate on the question of recommitting the Electoral Reform Bill, in order to amend the 20th clause, was resumed. The clause, which in the…
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In the Assembly to-day, Mr Chapman's motion that a stock tax should be imposed on all stock imported into the colony was taken as a formal motion,…
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A CONVENTION of the anti-Parnellite section of the Irish-party, held in Dublin, adopted tho Home Rule Bill with enthusiasm, the only faults found…
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The Income Tax Bill was introduced and read a first time and the second reading fixed for the following Wednesday, with the understanding…
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The Assembly sat all night, dealing with the Coal Mines Bill in Committee. Representatives of the colliery districts had a field night, and made the most of it with a thin House. They had…
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In the Assembly [?] afternoon the Coal Mines Regulation Bill Passed its third reading; also the Trust Property Act Amendment Bill…
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The Legislative Council devoted nearly the whole of the sitting which was held on Tuesday night to the consideration of the Mining on Private Property Bill. The measure was sharply criticised,…
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