Federal Parliament the Senate
In the Senate yesterday The Bounties Bill was further considered in committee The item, "Rubber, 15 years, 10 per cent. on…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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The Tariff. Questions in Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Mr Glymn (S.A.) asked the Acting Prime Minister whether the declared…
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THE official declaration of the result of the polling for the Upper Hunter Electorate was made at the Court house, Scone, on Wednesday, at noon,…
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So many contradictory reports are circulated with respect to the present elections as compared with the previous that a thorough comparison is opportune. In our…
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It is alleged that irrcgularitiea occurred in connection with the election for Bl[?]yney, which may justify at leant a racount.At one centre Mr Wellington…
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An edict issued at Poking has formed a Government Council, which is intended as the neucleus of a regular Paliament…
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THERE is but little to regret in the mannar in which Mr. Carruthers and Mr. M'Gowen led their forces during the recent campaign (says the Herald…
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While thanking his constituents at Dovonshire-street School-hall Sydney, for the "triumphant victory" thoy had asissted him to accomplish, Mr E. W…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Johnson presented a petition from the Women's Federal League against the tariff. It was accompanied by a declaration that every…
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SIR,—In your issue of the 7th Sept. a Mr H. A. Zelamina states that I submitted my name to the Centeal Execu tive of the Political Labour League of…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Bounties Bill was further considered in committee. On "Coffee, raw eight years. 1d per Ib.,…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday night, Mr Ewing (Minister for Defence) moved an item in the Works and…
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The petition of Mr P. J. Leahy against the return of Mr George Barb[?] a member of the Assembly for Warrego came before the election…
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In the [?] yesterday, [?] Var-President informed Senator [?] that it was intended to deal with the [?] of a High Commissioner during…
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The "Sydney Morning Herald" published in its issue of 21st of September a very significant article on the above subject. After…
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in the House of Representatives, Mr Deakin (Prime Minister) returned after some weeks' absence owing to illnese, was greeted with cheers from…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Vice-President informed Senator Walker that a small sum had been expended in connection with the encouragement…
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NOW that our State elections for 1907 are numbered among past events it may not be inappropriate to try and read the lesson which their results…
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[?] for the election of a candidate to repre[?] division of Liverpool in the House [?] the vacancy being due to the death [?] Moclver (Unionist), took place…
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The State Parliament will be formally opened to-morrow. The business on the opening day is to be confined, so far as the Legislative Council is concerned,…
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