Federal Parliament. the Senate
In the Senate Yesterday, The Attorney-General informed Senator Pearce (W.A.) that the declared value of the imported japanese curious and fancy goods…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Parliament of New South Wales. Legislative Council
In the Legislative Council, yesterday, The Sydney Harbour Rates Bill, the navigation Amendment (Regulations) Bill, the Municipalities Electric Light Bill, and the…
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THE Committee of Elections and Qualifications has finished its inquiry into the petition and allegations of Mr. A'Beckett, and has decided that Mr. McDonald was…
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In the House on Tuesday, The Prime Minister promised attention to the matter of providing riflemen who desired to compete in matches with railway free…
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In the Legislative Assembly, on Tuesday, A fruitless debate took place on the Mining on Private Property Act. The Savings Banks Bill was read a third…
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So far as Parliamentary dignity is concerned it Seems to be a "lost chord," and ie likely to remain so while honorable members choose to…
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In the Senate yesterday, Sir Josiah Symon, Attorney-General, informed Senator Higgs (Q.) that the Government were in full sympathy with the desire…
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The Premier moved the Second reading of the Centennial Park Sale Bill. He Said it was proposed to Sell portion of the area in question,…
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Details about the false ballot-boxes in the recent general election in Canada show that the ballot pepers of known Conservatives were switched into a secret compartment and…
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THE course of Parliament has been ruffled by some siormy scenes. The Labour parly attempted to stonewall the Centenary Park Bill because it…
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Mr. Lee presented a petition from the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney in favour of the prohibition of intoxicants in New Guinea. The Prime Minister informed Mr. H. Cook…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday, The Mines Inspection Amendment Bill and the Pastures Protection Amendment Bill were passed through their final stages and…
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Nominations for the "municipal Elections have evoked very little interest. In two wards the retiring aldermen will be elected unopposed. In the other…
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After some minor preliminary business, the House went into committee over the Arbitration Bill to consider amendments. The Prime Minister, in a short address,…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator Pearce (W.A.) presented a petition from 203 electors of New South Wales, representing 50,000 or 60,000 Trade Unionists,…
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In the Legislative Council the Stamp Duties Amendment Bill was further considered in committe. Sir Normand Mac'aurin moved the…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday, The Coroner's Court Bill was received from the Assembly, and read a first time. The Vice-President then made a statement…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Senator Gould presented a petition from the Archbishop of Sydney in favour of the liquor prohibition in New Guinea, but a…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, The Stamp Duties (Amendment) Bill was read a third time, and returned to the Legislative Assembly…
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On Tuesday, in the House, The Prime Minister said the Government would accept one out of the four principal. amendments made by the Senate in the…
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