The Land Scandals. Question in Parliament
Mr. Briner, M.L.A., has given notice of his intention to ask the Minister for Public Works:—1 What was the total cost of the…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Sydney Letter. (From our Correspondent). Sydney, Wednesday. Parliament
New brooms sweep clean. Consequently, we are entitled to expect that the new Ministry will make some perceptible inroads on the filth that has…
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The censure motion fizzled out ignominiously. The independent members, with the exception of three or four irreconcileables, voted with the…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Hogue, Minister of Public Instruction, replying to Mr. Briner, said that now regulations were being adopted which would provide…
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In the House yesterday, Mr. Chapman, Minister of Gustoms, in reply to Mr. Batchelor (S.A.) said that every effort would be made to have the new…
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In the legislative Assembly last [?] the motion for the adjournment of [?] reference was made to the committee [?] quiry into the use of electricity in[?]…
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[?]ions to the Duma, which took place [?]ces of European Russia on Sunday, a victory for the Government…
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Mr. Victor Cavendish, M.P., late Financial Secretary to the Treasury, speaking at Wicksworth, said he believed that a general election would take place in March next…
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in the Senate yesterday, A bill to amend the law relating to Parlianmentary elections was read a first time. The Excise Procedure Bill was reported…
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In the Council yesterday, Dr. Cullen introduced a bill to provide for the amalgamation of the clergy widows and [?] fund and the clergy superannuation fund into one fund, called "The Clergy…
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The Premier, in reply, to Mr Hollis, said that the fact that there were 73 applicants for a thirty shillings a week billet in Sydney had no bearing on the…
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Mr, Victor Cavendish, M.P., late Financial Secretary to the Treasury, speaking at Wicksworth, said he believed that a general election would take place…
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There is an attempt on the part of the plutocratic press of this State to stifle free discussion in Parliament, and carry out a campaign of…
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In the Senate, yesterday, Leave of absence for two months was granted to Senator Fraser (Vic.) on the ground of ill-health…
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In the Council yesterday, The President announced the death of Mr. James Watson, M.L.C., member standing. Dr. Mackellar introduced a bill to provide…
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THE life of the jackeroo seems to have a wonderful attraction for many of our British cousins. Almost every steamer now that arrives from the Old Country…
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In the Senate, yesterday. Senator Neild presented a petition from the chairman of a public meeting held in Sydney protesting against the high tariff…
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Speaking on Saturday night at Victoria hall, the Hon. Walter Bennett said that daring the late election great capital had been made out of some…
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Apologue is a warm favorite for the Cup, followed by Poseidon, who is three points better than Mooltan, closely followed by Welcome Trist…
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In the Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Wood, Chief Secretary, replying to Mr. Briner said the Government did not intend at the present time to appoint any…
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