State Parliament
Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, The second rending of the Forestry Bill was moved but was ruled out of order, on the ground that the order of leave hud been transgressed…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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State Parliament. Sydney
The Assembly rose fit 5.30 this morning. The Land Bill passed the committee stage with the exception of two clauses. Mr. Donald MacDonnell moved that a select…
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THE Legislative Assembly to-day resumed its sittings at 4.30 p.m. The general business was unimportant, and the Government moved the second…
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Mr. G. C. Wade has been elected for Willoughby in the room of Mr. Howarth by a majority of 804 votes over Mr. C. E. Hutton. This is a victory over the See—McGowen…
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In view of the coming general election in Cape Colony, the Progressive, party has issued its programme to the electors. The pro-gramme includes the maintenance of the…
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The above election baa come and gone, and, as was expected, a representative of the fre[?]traders has been returned. This electorate has always…
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Yesterday in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Waddell, the Treasurer, said the sum of £123,293 was expended on water conservation works daring the year ending 30th June, 1903…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday, The Prime Minister informed Mr. Kingston (S.A.) that the fixed policy of the Government did include for next session an Arbitration Bill, which would be…
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In the House, yesterday, Mr. J. Cook (N.S.W.) asked how much it was proposed to vote towards the construction of the Federal Capital. Sir Edmund Barton, the Prime Minister, said he…
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IN reply to Mr Broughton, the Treasurer said that the sum of £123,298 was expended on water conservation during the year ending 30th…
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The House lest little time in getting to the [?] consideration of the Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill, and on the motion of Mr. Brown the second aubclause of clause 13, imposing a tax upon the…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday, The regulation of Wages in Coalmines Bill was read a first time. The second reading of the Presbyterian Church of…
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In the House, yesterday, A Supply Bill for two months, covering the a ount of £658,500 was passed through all the stages,…
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On Friday, in the Legislative Assembly. The second reading of the Forestry Bill was moved at was ruled out of order, on the ground that the order of leave had been transgressed…
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In the House of Representatives, on Friday, Sir Edmand Barton said he intended to ask for a special vote of £25,000 for a queen Victoria Memorial…
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ON Thursday the Defence Estimates were further considered in Committee of Supply. Replying to criticism the Minister…
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The Premier, in reply to Mr Broughton, said the Government would consider the question of providing for compulsory vaccination in…
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Premier, Chief Secretary, ana Railways, Mr Morgan. Mines and Works, Mr Browne. Treasurer, Mr Kidston…
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MANY years ago, Captain White was a candidate for a seat in Parliament to represent a northern county. During his canvass lie called at the house of a worthy…
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THE following may prove interesting to readers, being, as we are, on the verge of a general election. It is an extract from "Harrington's Diary" of these exciting…
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