State Elections and the Drink Traffic. (To the Editor of the Scone Advocate.)
Sir,—Permit me very earnestly to ask special attention to the State Elections, in the hope that every sympathiser with Temperance may be…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Commonwealth Parliament
Both Houses of the Federal Parliament met on Friday, 10th instant, when the Governor-General's speech was rend with all the formalities…
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When the Federal Parliament meets next week pursuant, to adjournment the Opposition it is understood will not move an amendment on the Address-in-Reply. It will content itself…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Letter Box. [The Editor will at all times be glad to receive communications upon subjects of local or general interest; but it must be distinetly understood that we do not identify ourselves with the opinions of correspondents.] State Elections and the Drink Traffic. To the Editor of the Chronicle
SIR,—Permit me very earnestly to ask special attention to the State elections, in the hope that every sympathiser with temperance may be induced to…
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On the subject of selection of seed maize, Mr. M. H. Suttor writes to Station Farm and Dairy, as follows:—"Many maize growers are very particular in not sowing any gran,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →State Elections and the Drink Traffic. (To the Editor of the Times.)
Sir,—Permit me very earnestly to ask special attention to the State Elections, in the hope that every sympathiser with Temperance may be induced to be now…
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There are now three candidates in the field to contest the Singleton election, Messrs C. H. Dight, supporter of the present Government, Dr Walker, freetrade,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Political Candidates. (To the Editor of the Singleton Argus.)
SIR,—As an elector in your district I crave space in your valuable columns to state the disability under which I labor in selecting a candidate for the…
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In the House of Commons last night the debate on the motion for tho second reading of the Finance Bill was resumed. Sir H. H. Fowler (Liberal) moved, as an amendment, that the Government's proposals in…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Letter Box. [The Editor will at all times be glad to receive communications upon subjects of local or general interest; but it must be distinctly understood that we do not identify ourselves with the opinions of correspondents.] Lawyers in Parliament. To the Editor of the Chronicle
Sir,—In a recent issue of your journal I noticed some senseless vesses entitled, "In the name of the pioneers," and signed "Will M. Fleming." The writer's intent apparently…
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In the House of Commons last night the debate on the motion for the second reading of the Finance Bill was resumed. The amendment moved by Sir H. H. Fowler, Liberal, "that the Government's…
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In the Senate the Address-in-Reply was discussed, the debate "being of rather an uninteresting reply…
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Sir,—I read with interest the letter of "Cosmopolitan" in your journal, which evidently shows a stage of confusion; I have also read the reply…
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THE debate on the Address-in-Reply was begun in both the Senate and the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The greatest interest centred in the…
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Speaking at Goulburn on Monday night Mr. J. Ashton, M. L. A., said "the closing of Parliament by the Lyne and See Government for 14 months out of the 22 that they…
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The debate on the Address-in-Reply was begun in both the Senate and the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The greatest interest centred in the Lower House. Earlier in the day the…
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In the House of Commons last night, on the motion for the second reading of the Finance Bill, Mr. John Morley (Liberal) bitterly denounced the war in South Africa. The motion for the second…
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After a short recess to enable the member to attend the Royal celebrations in Melbourne, the two Houses of the Federal Parliament met on Tuesday last. In the…
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In the house Commons on Monday the debate on the motion for the second reading of the Finance Bill was resumed. Sir H. H. Fowler (Liberal) moved, as an amendment, that the Government's proposals in…
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Is the Senate the Address in Reply was discussed, the debate being of rathar an uninteresting reply…
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