The State Parliament
On Tuesday, in tho Legislative Assembly, Mr. O'Sullivan said provision had been made for the insertion of a clause in contracts for Government bores and artesian water for a minimum wage, and…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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The Commonwealth Parliament
In the Senate, on Tuesday, the message of the House in connection with the Tariff was taken into consideration. Certain modifications of the Senate's requests were disagreed from and the residue assented…
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The Cape House of Assembly was occupied yesterday in debating the General Indemnity Bill. Mr. J. W. Saner, member for Aliwal North, in a scathing tirade of abuse, declared that the Dutch…
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In the House, on Tuesday, Mr Kingston, in reply to Sir William McMillan, said he was considering the whole question of introducing a short a mending Customs Bill to prevent…
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In the Legislative Council, The Water and Drainage Bill was further considered in committee, and after amendment passed its second rending, and the third reading was made…
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In the Senate yesterday, The House went into committee. The Royal Commissions Hill was read the third time and passed…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, Debate on the motion tabled by Mr. Hawken, dealing with the unemployed was resumed. Dr. Ross thought the unemployed question only…
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In the Senate yesterday, The amendments made by the House of Representatives in the Electoral Bill were further considered in committee. Strong objection was raised…
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The Senate on Friday put the finishing touches to the, traffi, sent a message to the other Chamber with a list of requests that had been modified, agreed, or…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Richards presented a petition from the Gulgong Municipal Council, urging the introduction of a Local Government Bill…
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An interesting war of words disturbed the sedate session of the Parliamentary Committee on Newspapers, sitting in Sydney last week. Mr. S. Cook, the able manager of the Sydney…
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Yesterday, in the Senate. A message was received from the House, in connection with tariff, and stating that the House refrained from determination of its constitutional…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, The Minister of Instruction said the Government would consider the advisability of giving boys resident in the country, and who may be educated…
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Yesterday, in the Senate, The Vice-President moved the third rending of the Tariff Bill. In the course of a long speech he congratulated the House on passing a compromise tariff,…
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With the exception of the Law of Property Amendment Bill, the further consideration of which was postponed for a week, the Legislative Council yesterday got through the business on the paper by…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, Ministers replied to questions as follows: Sir John See said steps would at once be taken to enrol females entitled to vote in this State, and…
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Business in Parliament seems to have come to a complete standstill. Whether it is worth while to pay a number of voluble gentlemen to meet every night in…
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In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday morning, The proposal that the Mayor of a municipality be elected by the ratepayers voting as one ward was rejected by 41 votes to 14…
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In the Senate ou Friday, The amendments made by the House of Representatives in the Electoral Bill were farther considered in committee. Strong objection was raised…
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