The Federal Parliament. The Political Situation
UP to Thursday, the political situation in the Federal Parliament appeared to be unchanged. In the House of Representatives on…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Riverina Election. Mr. Chanter Returned
The final returns in the Riverina election were received on Monday. These further reduced Mr. Chanter's lead, but left him a majority of 363, the figures being—Chanter, 5547; Blackwood, 5184…
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The State Parliament has been further prorogued until the 14th June, and as the general elections are due in July, it is certain the present house will not meet again…
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AT a Cabinet meeting to-day it was decided not to call the present Parliament together again, as it will expire from effluxion of time, on July 16th…
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IN the Queensland Legislative Assembly, during the debate on the motion for the adoption of the Addrees-in-Reply, Mr Storey referred…
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IN the Queensland Assembly on Tuesday night, during the debate on the motion for the adoption of the Address in Reply, Mr. Storey referred to the…
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A LARGE yarding of stock is announced for the local yards on Thursday next. WINGEN.—Tenders for improvements to the Wingen Recreation Reserve will be…
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AT a Cabinet meeting on Monday it was decided not to call the present Parliament together again, as it will expire from effluxion of time on July…
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MINISTERS have done wisely in deciding not to meet Parliament again. One of the reasons given is a little whimsical. Because the electors have declared that the Assembly shall…
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The Speaker took the chair at half-past 2 o'clock. Mr. Watson, Prime Minister, gave particulars of the matter in dispute between…
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IN the House of Representatives, The Prime Minister, in reply to a question, said that the matter in dispute between General Hutton and the…
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Mr. Watson, Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Crouch (Vic), said he had received a copy of the treaty between the British Foreign Office and the French Republic, relating…
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As a result of the Victorian elections the Opposition has been virtually wiped out, and general satisfaction is expressed at the State Parliament being divided into two…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Federal Parliament. House of Representatives Thursday, June 2
The debate on the motion of Mr. M'Coll, to conserve and utilise the waters of the Murray River under joint agreement between the State's concerned, was resumed by Mr…
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INFORMATION available at the time of writing about the Victorian elections does not exhibit the final results. Figures at hand, however, do show that Ministers may have a fair…
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In the House, on Tuesday, Mr. Watson, Prime Minister, gave particulars of the matter in dispute between General Hutton and the Minister of Defence…
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A Cabinet meeting was held on Tuesday, for the first time since the return of the State Premier. Sir John See presided. Consideration…
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THE Arbitration and Conciliation Bill was further considered in committee. On the amendment to include railway employees in the Bill, Mr Edwards…
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Mr. Watson, Prime Minister, in reply to questions, said his attention had not previously been drawn to the fact that military officers connected with the Commonwealth…
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Mr. Watson, in reply to Sir William Lyne, said it was proposed to again approach the States, and see whether they had come to any conclusion different from that…
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