Federal Parliament House of Representatives
In the House yesterday, The Speaker, in reply to Mr. Kelly, said to had received a report from the chief of the Hansard" staff, stating that no alteraions…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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The State Parliament. Governor's Speech
The third session of the twentieth Parliament was opened by Sir Harry Rawson, the State Governor, at noon on Tuesday. There was a large…
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The session of the State Parliament, which opened on Tuesday, is fraught With much significance to the people of Now South Wales. Therefore, the…
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Mr Groom, the Minister for Home Affairs in the Federal Parliament, in referring to the forthcoming elections, points out that in order to secure…
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The first meeting of the new united Municipal Councils of Singleton and South Singleton takes place to-night, in the Singleton Municipal Council…
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Parliament opened with the usual ceremony at noon on Tuesday last, there being a large attendance of members and spectators. The…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday night, the debate on Mr. M'Gowen's motion of censure was continued, the principal speaker being…
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The Governor's speech at the opening of Parliament on Tuesday promised action in regard to the Land and Railway Commissioners'…
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In the Assembly yesterday. Mr. J. Perry (Richmond) resumed the debate ont he motion for the adoption of the Address in Reply. He said that in view of…
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AFTER their six months recess members have come up smiling. But they don't seem much better able to get on with business than they…
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In the House yesterday. the debate on the Motion by Mr. M'Coll Vic) in relation to the holding of elections not alter than November 15th was adjourned for a fortnight…
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In the House yesterday. Mr. Robinson (Vic.) presented a petition from the Central Council of Empolyers of Australia against some provisions of the…
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"Still expecting." That, in a word, is the attitude of the new House of Commons. We have cnjoyod a month of prologue. There is some…
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The annexation of the South Singleton municipality to the borough of Singleton having been accomplished, the aldermen of both councils met on Thursday night to…
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In compliance with the provisions of the Municipalities Act, the Councils of Singleton and South Singleton, lately amalgamated, mot at the…
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In the Assembly yesterday Mr. Perry (Richmond), by way of personal explanation, referred to the report of one of the Sydney newspapers of his speech on the…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. McFarlane resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply. He said that in view of the enormous amount involved in the…
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Mr. Mauger (Vic.) inquired as to the truth of the statement published in respect to the retirement of the Prime Minister. Mr. Deakin, the Prime Minister: It is true…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. O'Sullivan resumed the debate on the censure motion. He said he was going to vote against the Government, because they were not progressive or democratic enough…
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PARLIAMENT goes from bad to worse. Proceedings ia the Federal Legislature seem specially designed to show the powerlessness of the people. The…
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