The First Federal Parliament
HONESTY compels us to say that we cannot echo the self-laudatory phrases which the Deakin Ministry placed in the mouth of his Excellency Lord Tennyson, on the occasion of…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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Prorogation of the Commonwealth Parliament
In the House of Representatives on Thursday afternoon, the Speaker read a letter from Lord Tennyson, acknowledging the many farewell addresses he had received. Referring to the…
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The Federal Parliament was prorogued on Thursday. On the House of Representative meeting, the Speaker read a letter be…
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The "Daily Telegraph" says that Parliament will follow its normal course, and will not be dissolved until its term expires unless the Government is defeated on a vote of…
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MR. WATSON, Loader of the Labour section in the Federal Parliament, Says that section has every reason to be satisfied with the work of the first Federal Parliament. It has achieved…
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A GATHERING of political women waS held in the Queen's Hall on Friday evening. The meeting on this occasion was the outcome of a ringing…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Waddell said he had on more than one occasion spoken to the chairman of the Public Service Board on the subject of filling…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →THE Muswellbrook Chronicle O, sacred weapon, left for truth's defence Sole dread of folly, vice and insolence, Reverent we touch thee! but with honest zeal To rouse the henchman of the public weal. Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1903. The Elections
THE prorogation of the Federal Parliament gives the signal, of course, for the coming elections. The ladies will have a vote this time, and it is safe to say…
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Yesterday, in the Legislative Council, The Crown Lands Act. Amendment Bill was passed through the final stages. Dr. Cullen obtained leave to bring in a…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr Kidd, the Mimster for Mines, in answer to Mr Haynes, said ho would [?] with the Minister for Lands…
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SIR,—The manner in which the time of the Stats Parliament is wasted in empty talk, to the neglect of public business, has become not only a…
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From a correspondent at Glen Innes, and from the Press Telegraph Association in Sydney, we received last night and this morning the total figures of the polling for…
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At the sessions of the forty first annual synod of the Maitland District, in the Methodist Church Hamilton, on Tuesday,…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Thursday, Mr. Edden asked the Minister of Mines if. Seeing that the Regulation of Wages in Coal Mines Bill had been defeated in the…
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THE Herald, in a review of the first Federal Parliament, now expiring, makes the following comments:— The ability of the expiring…
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AMONG the provisions of the Federal Electoral law are some affecting the expenses of candidates. Those for the Senate may not spend more than £250 nor those for the House of…
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In the Legislative Assembly, yesterday, After our report closed, consideration of the Estimates was continued till nearly seven o'clock. The Arbitration Court item was passed after further…
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Honesty compels us to say that we cannot echo the self-laudatory phrases which the Deakin Ministry placed in the mouth of his Excellency Lord Tennyson, on the occasion of…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, Mr Carruthers asked the Treasurer if he would give the House an opportunity of stating wheather it…
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