Proceedings in Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Kidd, Minister of Mines, in reply to Mr. Nicholson, said the appointment of a collieries Inspector, was under consideration. All applications…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Commonwealth Parliament
Yesterday, in the Senate, The tariff was further considered in Committee, The duty on railway rails and other materials was reduced from 15 to 10 jilt cont., after further debate…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday, The Deputy President read a communication from the Governor, acknowledging the receipt of the congratulations in the address passed by the Council on…
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In the House of Lords last night an important debate took place on the question of granting subsidies to merchant cruisers to retain them as auxiliaries to the navy. Lord Brassey dwelt upon the decision in the…
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Yesterday, in the Sonate, Senator O'Connor, the Vice- President of the Executive Council, replying to Senator Neild (N.S.W.), said that with regard to the sent of…
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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, accepted an amendment moved by Mr. H. Ho[?]house, Unionist, to make the…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Sir John See, the Premier, in reply to Mr. John Hurley, said Mr. j. Cook, when Postmaster -General in 1895, proposed that a bonus of [?]10,000 per annum…
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On Friday, in the Senate, Senator O'Connor, the Vice-President of the Exe-cutive Council, replying to Senator Smith (W.A.), said that no large areas of Crown lands had been…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Kidd, Minister ofMines, in reply to Mr. Nicholson, said the appointment of a collieries inspector was under consideration. All applications…
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In the House of Lords last night an important debate took place on the question of granting subsidies to merchant cruisers to retain them as auxiliaries to the navy…
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THE following nominations have been received by the Returning Officer for the extraordinary vacancy in the Municipal Council, caused by the resignation…
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In the Senate, yesterday. The tariff was further considered in committee. Furniture, 20 per cent., was passed unaltered. So also was the item Timber…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly. Mr. Crick, the Minister of Lands, in reply to Mr. Briner, said he was not aware that the new timber regulations with regard to royalties were causing…
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The King has conferred upon Lord Salisbury, the retiring Prime Minister, the Cross of the Royal Order of Victoria and Albert, set in brilliants. The Standard says that the retirement of the…
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The Senate met yesterday and continued consideration in committee of the Tariff. The duties on boots were reduced from 30 to 15 and 20 per cent. India rubber wares were kept at 15 per cent.,…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Council. The Attorney-General moved the second reading of the Official Shorthand Writers Bill. The measure he explained was designed to expedite the work of…
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Yesterday, in the Senate. The tariff was furthered considered in committee. Saturday and printing ink were not altered. Vehicles were kept at 25 per cent: so also were…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly. The Premier, said the question of appointing a Royal Commission of scientific experts to inquire into the source of droughts in this State would…
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The Senate yesterday completed its consideration in committee of the tariff. Brushware was under consideration, and ammunition. The former was placed on the 20 per cent. list, and ammunition was…
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In the Senate, on Tuesday, The tariff was further considered in committee. Furniture, 20 per cent., was passed unaltered. So also was the item Timber…
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