Federal Parliament House of Representatives
In the House yesterday, The Prime Minister informed Mr. O'Malley (Vic.) that a report of the Old-age pension Commission is now under consideration…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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State Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Norton resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply. He said that while it would have been desirable that Parliament should…
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[?] the House o Tuesday,[?] Australian Industries Preservation Bill [?] further considered in committee. A slight amendments were made…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, Mr Holis asked if the Premior was aware that the president of the Tramway Employees Union…
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In the House yesterday, The Australian industries Preservation Bill was further considered. On the clause which provides that any…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, the debate was resumed on the amendment to the Address in Reply moved by Mr…
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On Thursday last Air G. H. Reid, the leader of the Federal Opposition, who is addressing meetings against socialism, arrived nt…
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The nomination for the Surry. Hills electorate-is fixed for the 14th inst., and the polling on the 21st; and for Cootamundra the nomination is fixed…
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The contest for Cootamundra is likely to attract quite a number of candidates. Besides the duellists (Messrs Holman and Norton), Messrs…
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In the House yesterday, The Chief Secretary stated, in answer to Mr. Jones, that the emu was protected under the Act of 1901. It was recognised…
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In the House yesterday. The Prime Minister submitted a copy of a cable message which had been sent to the Imperial Government, stating that there was…
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A deputation representing the Victorian Farmers' League, the Women's National League, the Citizens' League, and the Antisocialist League, waited of the Prime…
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In the Council, yesterday. The President announced the death of Mr. W. R. Campbell, the announcement being received by members standing…
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In the House yesterday. Mr. Chanter inquired whether the Government were prepared to give information as to when the new electoral divisions would be…
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The Premier moved in the State Parliament on Tuesday night, "That, unless otherwise ordered, this House shall meet for the…
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Mr John Norton addressed a very large nnd very noisy meeting at Surry Hills on Monday night. A section of the audience divided its energies…
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A meeting of the Liberal and Reform Association was held today, when it was definitely decided to support Mr Albert Bruntnoll as…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Lee, Minister of Works, stated in reply to Mt. M'Farlane, that the estimated cost of constructing the Grafton-Casino railway was…
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NOW that the censure motion is disposed of the Assembly finds itself at liberty to consider the case of Mr. Crick. It has been sedulously…
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In the House of Thursday. The Australian Industries Preservation Bill was further considered in committee. On clause 13, defining unfair competition in…
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