Commonwealth Parliament
Yesterday, in the Senate, The tariff was further debated, and woollen price goods were kept at 15 per cent. Progress was then reported…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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The State Parliament
On Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. See, the Premier, in answer to Sir. J. Hurley, said he had that day sent, through the Governor, to Lord Milner, High Commissioner for South Africa,…
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In the Senate, on Friday, The tariff was further considered in committee and after long discussion the duty on rice was reduced to 5s per cental. Sago and tapioca 4s per…
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In the House of Commons last night Mr. A. J. Balfour, First Lord of the Treasury, moved—" That a grant of £50,000 be made to Viscount Kitchener for his services in the was in South Africa. Sir…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, The Supply Bill for 448,882, was received and rend second time, after debate. In connection House…
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The proceedings in the Legislative Assembly during the early portion of yesterday's sitting were mostly of a formal nature. No less than 85 questions bad accumulated on the notice-paper during…
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In the House of Commons, in Committee, last night, the Finance Bill, containing the extra taxation announced in the Budget, was further considered. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, the Chancellor…
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In the House of Commons last night Mr. Speaker announced that Mr. P. A. M,Hugh, Nationalist,' re-presenting North Leitrim had been arrested on a criminal conspiracy and intimidation. The…
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Yesterday, in the senate, Monday was agreed to as an additional sitting day. The Supply Bill was further considered and passed through all stages…
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Yesterday in the Legislative council, The business was formal. Ministers. asked whether they approved of the speech of a colleague at a Home Rule meeting and they did not hold themselves…
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AT Coolaman, on Tuesday, considerable dissatisfaction was expressed on all sides, when the results of the nomination of candidates, for the…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, The tariff was further considered in committee The duty on apparel was reduced from 20 to 15 percent and a similar reduction was made in the case…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. See said he hoped next Wednesday to submit to the House his scheme for the relief of the unemployed…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The tariff was further considered. On the item socks and stockings, cotton, 10 per cent, cotton was omitted, and the words " except silk, or containing…
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On Friday, in the Senate, The tariff was further debated, and woollen piece goods were kept at 15 per cent. Progress was then reported…
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The proceedings in the Legislative Assembly during the early portion of Tuesday's sitting were mostly of a formal nature. No less than 85 questions had accumulated on the notice-paper during…
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In the House of Commons Mr. St. John Brodrick, the Secretary of State for War, announced that a small Royal Commission would he appointed to make a general inquiry into the conduct of the…
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In the House of Commons last night, in the debate on the Education Bill, Mr. A. J. Balfour, the First Lord of the Treasury, stated that instead of milking grants he promised to given sum of-£6OO,000…
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Pursuant to announcement as published in the Mercury on Friday last, a meeting of stock owners of the Upper Hunter was held in the School of Arts, Scone. yesterday afternoon, for the purpose…
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Yesterday in the Legislative Council, 56, consolidating wills were read a first time the presbyterian church property Management Bill was restored to the paper, passed, and forwarded…
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