The Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives, The estimates for the Defence Department wore further considered in Committee of Supply…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Federal Parliament. the Senate
The Attorney-General informed Senator HIggs (Q.) that the Government intend to give full consideration to the question of agricultural bonuses…
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In the Legislative Assembly, The Municipal Loans Validating Bill was read a third time. Mr Cohen moved in committee that…
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Mr. Brown presented a petition from Messrs. Lever Bros., Ltd., of Balmain, against the passage of the Sydney Harbour Rates Bill. The petition was read and…
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In the Senate yesterday. Senator Higgs (Q.) resumed the debate on Senator Givens' motion in favour of an increase in the excise duty and bountry on sugar. The bounty system had been a great…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, Mr. Hughes, Vice-President of the Executive Council, moved—"That for the remainder of the session, unless otherwise ordered,…
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The Election and Qualifications Committee sat again to-day, and concluded the taking of evidence in the Castlereagh election dispute. Counsel having delivered their…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, On the motion of Mr. Thrower, the Wellington Cattle Saleyards Bill was referred to a select committee…
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On Tuesday, in the House. The estimates of the Defence Department were further considered. On Wednesday, in the Senate,…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Sir Josiah Symon, the Attorney-General, in reply to Senator Pearce (W.A.) stated that there was no truth in the press report…
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The Premier keeps Parliament, busy with financial legislation. Although his knowledge of the subject, except in its political hearings, is not…
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The State Debt and Sinking Fund Bill was further considered in' committee. On clause 2,…
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The voting of the Electoral College of the United States for the Presidency is:—Theodore Roosevelt (Republican) 343 Alton Brooks Parker (Democrat) 133…
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The Elections and Qualifications Committee sat again to-day, and concluded the taking of evidence in the Castlereagh election dispute…
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It has not yet been definitely decided when the session shall close. The Government would like to bring it to a conclusion on Friday week…
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The Elections and Qualifications Committee has declared Mr. Hugh MacDonald, the sitting member, duly elected for the Castlereagh, but held that Mr. a'Beckett & petition…
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In the House, yesterday. Mr. J. Cook complained that increments for the current year had not been paid in the post-office…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, Sir John See asked Mr. Hughes, Vice-President of the Executive Council, whether the Government had come to any determination "in regard to the alleged…
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In the Senate yesterday. The Attorney-General moved the third reading of the Arbitration Bill. Senator Dobson (Tas.) spoke at some…
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Yesterday in the Legislative Council, The Dental Hospitals Union Bill, the Municipal Loans (Validating) Bill, and the Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill were…
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