The Federal Parliament
Mr Knox (Vie.) resumed the debate on the Budget proposals. He expressed the hope that some efforts would he made to secure for Australia a…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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The State Parliament
Mr M'Cay moved the second reading of the Borough of Broughton Naming Bill. He said a referendum of the ratepayers of the municipal…
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Mr. Liddell resumed the debate on the budget proposal. He said that members in the Chamber seemed to suffer from the disease of desiring to be reported extensively. There…
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The Small Debts Recovery Amending Bill, and the Habitual Criminals Bill, were read a third time. Mr. Dangar asked the Vice-President of the…
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The debate was resumed on the motion of Mr. Spence, for the appointment of a Select Committee to inquire into the advisability of the Federal Government owning and controlling a…
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The Premier moved the suspension of the sessional orders in order that the Budget statement might be delivered next Tuesday, which was agreed to…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. M'Coy moved the second feuding of the Borough of Brompton Naming Bill, winch was agreed to, and the House…
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The Minister for Lands stated in reply to Mr Jones, that during the last week 5000 acres of the Myall Creek 'Estate had been taken up,…
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Mr Laddell (N.S.W.) resumed the debate on the budget proposals. He said that members in the Chamber seemed to suffer from the disease of…
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Mr. Knox (Vic.) resumed the debate on the Budget proposals. He expressed the hope that some efforts would be made to secure for Australia a larger share of the…
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Yesterday, 20th June, was another red letter day in the life of the little people from the lturi forest. At the invitation of his old friend Mr Charles Hutchinson,…
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Mr. Mauger (Vic.) wished to know if, in view of the ignorance and misrepresentation exhibited by Australia's calumniators, the Government would take action to combat such…
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In the Legislative Assembly last evening very little business was transacted up till the time, the Treasurer's Budget speech, reported elsewhere, was delivered. The delivery of the speech occupied…
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The closing days of the Parliamentary session have been notable for the endeavours of the Irish and Radical members to engineer another victory in the lobbies. They succeeded three weeks ago in…
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The Tasmanian Legislative Assembly, by a majority of two to one, entered a vigorous protest against the extravagance of the Federal Parlaiment items were picked out, showing lavish…
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The Postmaster-General stated, in reply to Mr. Tudor (Vic) that £15,504 had been saved by centralising suburban letter carriers at the General Post Office. He also informal Mr…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night, the Premier, Mr Carruthers, delivered his Budget speech. He said that the forthcoming year…
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The Supply bill was introduced and read first time. The Copyright Bill was further considered in Committee. Clause 5, which forbids…
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Mr. Brunker obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the Smoke Nuisance Abatement Act, 1902, and for other purposes connected therewith. The bill was read a first time…
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Two months' leave of absence was granted to Senator Neild on the ground of serious illness. Senator Pearce (W.A.) moved that the…
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