Condobolin Election. Declared Null and Void
THE Elections and Qualifications Committee yesterday afternoon declared the Condobolin election null and void, and ordered a fresh election to take…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The State Parliament
As soon as Mr. Mouther moved the third reading of the Tied Houses Bill, which was the first business in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night, an amendment was submitted by Mr. Sleath to recommit…
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Immediately after questions had answered in the Assembly on Thursday afternoon, the leader of the Opposition, Mr. Lee, rose and said: Mr…
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Senator walker moved for the production of correspondence between the Government of Queens land and the commonwealth Government respecting the kanaka and coloured labour questions…
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Mr Lee (leader of the Opposition) moved, that: "The financial position of the country, as shown by the estimates of ways and means, for the…
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Parliament House and its precincts presented to-day a scene that eclipsed in animation and interest that which a week ago accompanied the delivery of the budget statement and the tabling of the tariff…
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Yesterday, in the Assembly. The adjournment of the House was moved by [?] Ferguson with the view of calling attention [?] necessity for the introduction of legislation [?]…
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The debate on Mr. G. H. Reid's motion of censure was continued by Mr. Sydney Smith (N.S.W.) yesterday afternoon, who picked up the thread of his speech where it was broken by the adjournment last…
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Mr. Dangar resumed the debate in the Legislate Council yesterday on the motion for the second reading of the Industrial Arbitration Bill. He said that one of his reasons for moving the adjournment last…
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THE Assembly was occupied in dipcussing a [?]tion for the adjournment of the H[?]. moved by Mr Levy, calling a[?] to the danger to…
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The debate on the motion of Mr. Roid was resumed yesterday by Mr. Dugald Thomson, who declared that the Government had not kept the promise of the Maitland speech that…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Council. The Governor's Salary Bill was read a third time. The Tied Houses Bill was submitted for second reading. The debate stands adjourned for a week…
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In the Assembly, after the long sitting on Mr. Lee's motion of censure, lasting till Friday night, the debate terminated unexpectedly. Mr Lee's amendment was defeated by 58 to 26…
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Melbourne Parliament House and its precincts presented on Tuesday a scene that eclipsed in animation and interest that which a week ago accompanied the delivery of the budget statement and the…
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THE State Parliament sat all night, during which several disorderly scenes pecurrel. During the day very little progress…
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In the House yesterday. The debate on Mr. Reid's motion of censure was resumed by Mr. Cameron (Tas.). He said that Tasmaina was willing to take the risks of federal…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Archer called the attention of the House to an article headed "A Legislative Scandal" which appeared in a Sunday newspaper, and which he…
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The Legislative Council yesterday resumed consideration in committee of the Industrial Arbitration Bill, beginning at clause 16, which was passed without amendment. In the succeeding clause…
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YESTERDAY the Member for Northamberland, Mr. John Norton, proprietor of a paper called Truth, was called upon to appear at the Bar of…
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Arthur Lynch, late a colonel in the Boer forces, is a candidate for Galway in the House of Commons…
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