Parliament of N. S. Wales Tuesday. In the Legislative Council
The Draft Constitution Bill was further considered in committee, and the clauses from clause 52 to clause 66 were dealt with…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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Our Sydney Letter [From Our Correspondent.] Parliament Subsides
Parliament has adjourned till October 5th to make way for the Federal Convention, which commences its sittings this week, so that all hopes or…
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One of the quaintest relics of the dynamite scare in London of a dozen years ago exists out of public view in the back courtyard of the Houses of Parliament. The long length of this is bridged at…
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In order to be qualified to vote at the forthcoming extraordinary municipal election at Singleton, ratepayers must pay this year's rates. For the convenience of the…
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In various parts of the colony aspirants for political honors are taking steps to ascertain their chances of support at the.forthcoming general election…
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SIR,—As attempts have been made to mislead the ratepayers of this borough anent their qualification to record their votes on Friday next, I desire,…
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Yesterday the polling took place in connection with the election of an alderman to fill the vacant seat in the Singleton Borough Council.. There…
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On Saturday, at noon, the Returning Officer (.Mr A. C. Robinson), officially declared Mr Arthur Grainger duly elected as an alderman of the local Council. The…
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Mr. Samuel Moss, the Radical candidate, was to-day elected to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons for East Denbighshire caused by the death of the Right Hon. Sir G. O. Morgan, Mr…
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Victorian electors are just now called upon to reconstitute their first representative Chamber, and the Prime Minister on Tuesday declared the policy of the Government. It is…
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Little has yet leaked out respecting the policy of the Government. It is indeed, so obviously dependent on contingencies that it must to a certain…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Re-assembling of Parliament. Warm Welcome to the Premier. Ministerial Statement to be Delivered next Wednesday. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
THE re-assembling of Parliament, after tha adjournment over the sittings of the Federal Convention, took place this afternoon. On entering…
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In the Legislative Assembly. Mr Affleck moved that no more branch, linos of railway should be constructed unless the private land required excepting…
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The House lost no time in getting into Committee last night no the Land and Income [?] (amendment) Bi;;, and the dissuussion was started at once on clause I, providing that assessment for 1896…
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The Medical Bill was read the third time, passed, and forwarded to the Assembly with a message the concurrence of that Chamber in the measure…
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ACCORDING to the available returns, not likely to be materially altered, the government of sir george turner comes back from the country strengthened as the prime minister…
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In the Legislative Assembly, On the motion of Mr Neild, it was resolved to lay upon the table all the papers relating to the retirement of Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Aliens Exclusion Bill. a Measure Ready for Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The Aliens Bill, which the Premier pronounced to introduce during, this session, has not yet been before the Cabinet. Mr Reid was seen to-day…
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Since the publication of the report that it has been practically decided that Sir Joseph Abbott should be the next Agent—General the question of the Speaker's [?] has been freely discussed,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Australasian National League. an Election Programme
A meeting og the General Council of the Australasian National League (N.S.W. Section) was held at the offices, 19a Hunter—street, Sydney on monday last, the Vice—President, Mr. F. D. Kent, being…
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