Federal Parliament. Tuesday, August 29. House of Representatives
Mr. Edwards (Q.) presented a petition in favour of prohibition of the importation of opium, Mr. Robinson (Vic.) presented a petition…
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N. S. Wales Parliament. Tuesday, Aug. 29. Legislative Assembly
The Premier, in answer to Mr. Waddell, said he hoped to deliver his financial statement on Thursday next. The Minister of Works, in reply to Mr…
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Mr Carruthors, the Premier, stated in answer to Mr Waddell, that he hoped to deliver bis financial statement on Thursday week…
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Mr Liddell (N.S.W.) desired to know if it were true that Mr O. C. Beale was to be sent to England and Europe to inquire into certain matters…
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In reply to a question in the House of Representatives yesterday, as to whether any official information had been received as to the result of the peace conference, the…
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The Minister for Defence moved the adoption of the report of the Standing Orders Committee of the two Houses on lapsed Bills and after debate the report was adopted…
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Mr. Brunker, Honorary Minister, moved the second reading of the Observatory Hill Lands Leasing Bill, and pointed out that the object of the measure was to empower the…
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Senator Mathieson (W.A.) asked the Government if they would try to originate some measures in the Senate. Senator Playford, the Minister of Defence…
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The Observatory Hill Lauds Leasing Bill and the Crimes (Amendment) Bill-were read a third time. Mr. Earp moved that the Tamworth…
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The Dowager Empress of China is about to issue a decree for the establishment of a Parliament in 1917. A Commission is now proceeding to Europe…
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In the House on Tuesday, The Budget statement was further considered in committee. Progress was reported, and the House…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, The Minister of Works, in reply to Mr. McEarlane, said he hoped to proceed with the North-Coast Railway Bill within a few…
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The Bndget statement was Inrther considered in Committee. Mr O'Malley (Tas.) deprecated the importation of fresh population until…
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Mr Holman resumed the debate on the second reading of the Shires Bill. He said ho intended to vote for the amendment, to the effect that the…
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The chief feature in the Assembly has been the open declaration of many of the members that they intend to fight the Shires Bill to the last ditch. Considering that the…
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In reply to a question in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, as to whether any official information had been received as to the result of the peace conference, the…
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Yesterday, 20th June, was another r[?] letter day in the life of the little peo[?] from the Ituri forest. At the invitati[?] of his old friend Mr Charles Hutchins[?]…
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The debate on the Budget Statement was continued. Mr. Lonsdale said while he favoured the white Australia principle, he thought the…
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Mr. M'Lean (Vic.) presented a report from the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce, against the Union label in the Trades Marks Bill…
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Mr. Miller, by way of explanation, referred to an occurrence at last Wednesday's sitting of the House. He read the "Hansard" report of the proceedings, and also the…
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