This Week's Parliament
ALTHOUGH the debate on the Premier's resolution for the adoption of the Address to the Queen, praying for the Imperial sanction to the Federal…
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Politics & elections, 1899
310 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 11 of 16
Greta Municipal Election
The result of the polling for the extraordinary vacancy in the Greta Municipal Council on Saturday resulted as follows:— Edward Dixon, 29 ; 11. Heber, 14 votes…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. E.M.Clark wished ot know whether Mr. coghlan was to allowed to go to West Australia "to educate the people there upon the finances." The Premier assured the House that Mr. coghlan…
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Parliament is prorogued…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, Mr. Want made a long explanation of his retirement from the Ministry. He resigned because he was not in favour of the amended federal draft constitution, and he…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, A bill to amend the Art Union Act of 1850 was read the first time; and the Great Cobar Copper. Mine Railway Bill was read the second time and…
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The Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday and discussed at some length a measure for amendment of the Act for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The second reading was carried, and…
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In the legislative Council yesterday, debate was resumed upon tho address to the Queen praying for the establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia. Mr. Want was. the first speaker, and…
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The Legislative Council yesterday proceeded with the debate on the motion for the adoption of the Address to the Queen, praying for the establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia…
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The Federal leader, when spoken to on the subject, said he does not think there is much in the suggestion made by Mr. Hogan, M.P., that the Queen should undertake the task of fixing the site…
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In the Assembly yesterday Mr. Reid was asked, in view of the fact that an English newspaper recently published a statement of an alarming nature regarding the Australian auxiliary squadron,…
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The Legislative Assembly on Tuesday received and adopted the report on the Cruelty to Animals Amendment Bill, partially considered a bill introduced by Mr. Dight to amend the Act for protecting…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Transvaal Trouble. Mr. Chamberlain's Speech Criticised. Burghers Preparing for War. Discussion in the Cape Parliament. Mr. Schreiner Says Three Will Be London, Ang. 20
The Transvaal Government is awaiting the reply of Mr. Chamberlain, Secretary of State for the Colonies, regarding its proposition to grant the franchise to Uitlanders after five years' residence…
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As soon as the President took the chair in the Legislative Council yesterday afternoon the Minister of Justice, in view of the want of confidence motion in the Assembly, moved the adjournment until Wednesday next, which was agreed to…
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ON the question of the coming Federal tariff, Mr E. Pulsford writes: —"In the interest of business generally, and of commerce…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, The debate on the motion of want-of-confidence was resumed by Mr, Feyan, who, up to a recent date), was an ardent Ministerial supporter. During the last federal campaign be took up a position…
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The Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday and dealt with no private members' business, for Mr. Lyne, Leader of the Opposition, as the result of a caucus of the Party, gave notice that next day he…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Reld, as soon as an opportunity presented Itself, endeavoured to make an statement to the House as a matter of privilege lie was blocked by an objection from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →In Parliament. The Scene During the Debate on the Motion of Censure. (By Observer.]
THE past week or two has afforded greater activity in and about Parliament, both day and night, with the exception of the opening ceremonies,…
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The election of office bearers resulted as follows:—Patrons: Messrs. R. G. D. Fitzgerald, E. Bowman, R. E, Grigson, R. T. Keys, J. C. White, G…
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