Parliament of N. S. Wales
In the Assembly to-day, so far the business has been unimportant. Mr Haynes' bill to abolish capital punishment was introduced and read a first…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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Parliament of South Wales. Tuesday, October 22. Legislative Council. Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill
It was anticipated that the debate on the second reading of the Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill would come to a close about 10 o'clock; but as several hon. members apparently thought that they…
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DR. BOWKER resumed the debate on the motion for the second reading of the [?] and Income Tax Assessment Bill; and he was followed by Mr L.F.Heydon. who…
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THE LAND AND INCOME TAX ASSESSMENT BILL. The House proceeded to the further consideration of the Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill in committee. Mr. R. E. O'Connor's amendment…
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The sentence of T.E. Rofe, and his release under the First Offenders Act, was the subject of a motion for adjournment brought forward by Mr. Gox in the Legislative Council last night. The hon…
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The House made rapid protons with the Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill, which was again considered in committee. In the clause which provided that the Government might take over a…
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A MESSAGE was received from the Lieutenant-Governor stating that the Royal assent had been given to the Temporary Supply Bill…
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In the Assembly to-day, Mr Haynes asked the Premier if he would introduce a bill to remove the power from the judged to deal with sentences…
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There being no preliminary business on the paper of the Legislative Council last night, the House got at once to the consideration of the Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill, which was recommitted with…
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IT angurs well for the step forward to be taken in the Federation movement which Mr. Reid has in view, that the second reading of the Federation Enabling bill was carried last…
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The Tammany Party has carried the New York City elections by a majority of 20,000 votes…
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The third reading of the Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill was proposed. Dr. Garran, in submitting the motion, said that the Government did not acquiesce in some of the more important…
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The State and principal elections in America are resulting in enormous majorities for the Republican candidates.—Nov. 7: The Democrats in the United States have lost all the seats which were…
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On Tuesday in the Legislative Council, The Land and Income Tax Assessment bill was finished in committee, and the third reading fixed for Thursday…
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The Land and Income Tax Assessment Bill passed through committee, and the third reading was made an order for Thursday…
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THE Assembly sat all night. The Government supporterd, being in a minority, were stonewalling Mr Power's amedment on the Mirani…
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The New York Herald declares that the results of the State and municipal elections which have just taken place in the United States mean the deathknell to the free coinage of silver…
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A cricket match between representatives of the Press and Parliament is being played to-day on the Sydney Cricket Ground. The former went to the wickets first, and put up 186 runs for the loss…
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Dr. Garran, in answer to Mr. Trickett, said that as the Government did not intend to levy a land tax without exemptions and an income tax with an exemption of only £160, it would be…
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IN the Assembly to-day a number of petition were presented, including one from Singleton, in favor of Mr Affick's bill for garnishee orders upon…
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