State Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Latimer moved the second reading of the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children Inrcorporation Bill. He said there were five…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Federal Parliament the Senate
In the Senate yesterday. On the motion for the adoption of the report on the Australian Industries Preservation Bill…
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This State has become so accustomed to Ministers of the Crown, after they have been appointed in new Governments, going forth for…
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In the Senate yesterday, On the motion for the adoption of the report on the Australian Industries Preservation Bill,…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Grifith asked the Chief Secretary, if it was his intention to enforce the law. against the selling of newspapers on…
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The Political Labour League is inviting the nomination of candidates in the Labour interest to contest the Hunter electorate at the forthcoming Federal elections,…
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In the Council yesterday. The Gaming Bill was read a first time. the Public works and Closer settlement Funds Bill was read a third time…
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In the Senate yesterday, On the motion for the third reading of the Australian Industries Preservation Bill, Senator Sir Josiah Symon (S.A.)…
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A proclamation appears in the "Government Gizotte," fixing November 21th as the day for the first election of councillors of the several…
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With the approach of the Federal elections, the protectionist organisation in Sydney is showing signs of activity. It calls itself by another…
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In the Council, yesterday, Ms. Hughes, the Vice-President, moved the third reading of the Railway Commissioners appointment Bill…
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In the Senate yesterday, The debate was resumed on the nationalisation of Monopolies Bill. Senator Millen complimented the mover of…
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MINISTRY AND CHINESE LABOR. Mr Winston Churchill, M.P., was entertained at dinner at the Trocadero Restaurant by the New Reform Club. Mr…
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The House of Representatives sat all night debating the proposed duty on harvesters and agricultural implements. Mr. Joseph Cook moved that the duty on…
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A proclamation appears in the Government Gazette of Wednesday last appointing Saturday, 24th November, as the date for the first election of Shire Councillors…
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MR. P. E. QUINN, formerly a member of the State Parliament, a brother of Roderic Quinn, the poet, and himself well-known in literary circles, has…
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In the Senate on Tuesday, The report on the Australian Industries Preservation Bill was adopted. The Constitution Alteration Bill, relating…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, The Royal Alexandria Hospital for Children Incorporation Bill was read a third time. The bill to assure to the widow or…
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In the Senate yesterday. The Approprition (Works and Buildings) [?]ll was passed. The dehte on the Kaloorlie to Port…
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"Would it not be possible to establish an elocution class for politicians?" suggests "The World." "The slipshod English of most M.P.'s is…
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