The State Parliament
On Tuesday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. McGowen, as a matter of privilege, denied that be held ever built a house for himself on the contract principle…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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The Commonwealth Parliament
On Friday, in the House, The Estimates were further considered and the committee reported. The report was adopted and an Appropriation Bill for £2,621,197 was passed through all stages without amendment…
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YESTERDAY the Acting Governor-General closed with the usual formalities the first session of the Parliament of the Common-wealth. Of course the Speech put into his…
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It is now definitely ascertained that the new Victorian Legislative Assembly will consist of sixtysix Ministerial, fifteen Opposition, and fourteen Labour members. The members of the Labour party…
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Tho Vice-President said there was no truth in the rumour that woman employed in the Post Office would not receive the minimum wage of £110 per year…
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IN consequence of the unavoidable absence of the Attorney General the motions for the second reading of the State Children Bill and the Regulation…
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It is most important that stockowners who intend to register their Yotes at the for becoming electons of the Rabbit Board should be fully…
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It will be perceived that Mr Thomas Ellis is a candidate for election as a member of the Rabbit Board for this immediate district. Mr Ellis is a very old…
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In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Crick said that in cases of distress a reasonable extension of time would be granted in the payment of rents in the Central Division. He had no…
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The nominations for the extraordin[?] ary vacancies in the Municipal Council, caused by the death of the late Alderman Gibson and the resignation…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Council, Dr. Cullen presented a petition from the Provincial Synod of the Church of England, praying for leave to bring in a Bill dealing with matters…
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YESTERDAY a session of the Parliament of Victoria was opened which ought to have important issues. Ministers went to the country with a reform and retrenchment…
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In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, The Treasurer said that the Government were dealing with the matter of reciprocity between New South Wales and Victoria in regard to old age…
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On Friday the Acting Governor-General closed with the usual formalities the first session of the Parliament of the Commonwealth. Of course the Speech put into his…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday. Mr. Crick said that in cases of distress a reasonable extension of time would be granted in the payment of rents in the Central Division. He had no…
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ON Thursday a session of the Parliament of Victoria was opened which ought to have important issues. Ministers went to the country with a reform and retrenchment…
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On Friday, in the Senate, The Vice-President said there was no truth in the rumour that women employed in the Post Office would not receive the minimum wage of £110 per…
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The time for the receipt of nominations for membership of the Rabbit Board for the Rabbit District of Denman, which includes the Murrurundi Sheep District, closed at…
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THE sittings of Parliament were resumed yesterday from the adjournment on August 8. In the House of Commons, on their…
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In the House of Commons last night the Education Bill was further discussed in committee. The amendment which Mr. Balfour had accepted on Friday, securing to the local education authorities…
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