The State Parliament
On Thursday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. O'Sullivan promised, if possible, to deal this session with the question of a graving dock at Newcastle…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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The State Parliament
In the lengthened sitting of the committee of Supply on Friday, in the Legislative Assembly, The estimate for the Agent-General was passed, the amendment to reduce it by £1000 being…
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THE appeal of Sir John See for an additional sitting day for the Assembly, and for the grant of a portion of private members' day, that the business of the Government may get…
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The first election of members to constitute the Denman Rabbit Board took place on Friday. Although considerable interest had been aroused…
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SIR,—As a stockowner of the Upper Hunter, and an elector who recorded his vote at the late election. I desire to ask you was it not an infringement of the Electoral Act (the provisions of which I suppose…
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SIR,— The Rabbit Board election is now over, and Scone gained a victory, but it was a triumph that should for many reasons evoke no jubilation. In…
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THE polling for the election of the newly-constituted Rabbit Board, which took place at Muswellbrook last Friday, resulted in the return of…
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Mr. Rose asked the Premier if, in view of the promise he had made to the Labour deputation on the proceeding evening to the offect that school fees would be abolished in 1904, would he now inform…
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Sir,—The one sided action of a section of Scone residents caused the rejection of the Muswellbrook candidates, and prevented the Rabbit…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Council, The Savings Bank of New South Wales Act, 1902 Amendment Bill, and the Borough of Burwood Validation Bill, were read a first time. The issue of…
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The elections for [?] in the United States resulted thus:—196 [?] and 176 Democrats. The Republican party carried Massachusetts, connecticut, Michigan, Pennsylvania Kaneas,…
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The House Commons last night voted £8,000,000, for the purpose of recouping the burghers and others in South Africa for losses sustained during the war. The money was voted without at division…
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After midnight, the sitting being protracted, Mr. Bennett (hon. Minister in charge of the Forestry Department) replied and argued that the attitude of the Government in regard…
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SIR,—There has been so much comment on. the notion of Murrurundi and Scone electors in the election just over that I think a few words of explanation are necessary to remove misunderstanding…
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Mr. Cleveland has resigned after beating Mr Drage by a majority of 2036. New York city gave the heaviest Democratic vote on record, owing to the revival of the Tammany…
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Mr. Herbert Samuel, a Liberal, has replaced Mr. Pease. [There are four members in the House of Commons bearing the name of Peaso.]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. the Recent Rabbit Board Election. (To the Editor of the Scone Advocate.)
SIR,—There has been so much comment on the notion of Murrurundi and Scone electors in the election just over that I think a few words of explanation…
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In the House of Comments last night the Government proposed further amendments to the Education Bill, and they wore adopted. The amendments provide that the Municipal or County Councils…
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On Friday the legislative Assembly sat till nine O'clock in the evening. The Railway Estimates were still under consideration at five o'clock in the morning, and Mr. Gillies spoke in condemnation of…
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