Commonwealth Parliament. Senate's Late Sitting
In the Senate, at a quarter to midnight on Tuesday, clauses up to clause 10 of the Commerce Bill had been agreed to, and debate took place on whether orogress should…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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Federal Parliament. Tuesday, Nov. 14. the Senate
The Minister of Defence, replying to a question which stood in the name of Senator Smith (W.A.), said the Government had not received a communication from the Secretary…
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The New Medical Estate and Coal Company, Limited, Transfer Bill was read a third time. Dr. Mackellar presented a petition from…
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On Tuesday night, in the Legislatire Assembly, Mr Briner gave notice of his intention to ask the State Premier the following questions:—Has his…
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Senator Walker moved the adjournment of the House, for the purpose of drawing attention to the action of the Government in pushing the Commerce Bill through…
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Mr. Brunker, Honorary Minister, moved the second reading of the Coal Mines Regulation (Amending) Bill. He said the object of the bill was simply to provide that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Conservative Party. Prime Minister's Speech. Paring for the Elections. London, Nov. 15
A. d. Balfour, the Prime Minister, used a great, meeting last night at [?]on-Tyne, following upon the [?] of the National Union of…
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The debate on the motion in favour of the nationalisation of the sugar industry was resumed. Senate De Largie supported the motion…
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Dr. Cullen and Mr. Robson presented petitions from various bodies praying that certain amendments be made in the Liquor Bill…
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In the Senate on Tuesday, The Commerce Bill was further considered in committee. Clause 5 was considered. It authorises officers to inspect and examine all…
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In the Council on Tuesday, The New Medlicod Estate and Coal Company, limited. Transfer Bill was read a third time…
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The debate on the first reading of the Appropriation Bill was resumed. Senator O'Keefe (Tas,) advocated legislation to deal with a foreign trust, which…
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The nomination of a Candida to represent the electorate of Patrick's Plains in Parliament took place on Wednesday, December 7th, 1864, at the…
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The debate on the Closure resolutions was continued in the House of Representatives on Saturday. A motion for the adjournment of the debate,…
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The House of Representatives resumed the debate on the closure motion at half-pat 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. Watson asked if arrangements could…
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The Federal Opposition is mam[?] ing the "stonewall" against the"[?]' proposals of the Government. Mr Reid spoke in the House on…
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Mr. Glynn (S.A.) put a long question to the Prime Minister with a view to ascertain whether it is intended to withdraw the present Trade Murks Bill, and introduce…
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The President announced that Mr. Pilcher had been grated leave of absence for the remainder of session. The Newcastle Friendly Societies and Trades…
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This amendments in the Incorporation Bill were read a third time. The debate on the second reading of the Appropriation Bill was resumed…
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This Explosives Bill was read a first time The House went into Committee to consider an amendment in the Coalmines Regulation (Amendment) Bill, which was disagreed…
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