Commonwealth Parliament. the Senate
In the Senate yesterday, The debate on the second reading of the Manufacturers Bill was resumed. The second rending was curried by 25 votes…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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New South Wales Parliament Legislative Council. In the Council, yesterday
The Crown Lauds Act Amendment Bill was further considered in committee. The whole of the clauses having been passed, the committee proceeded to deal with the schedule…
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In the bye-election for Chelmsford, or Mid-Essex, Mr. Prettyman (Tariffite) polled 6152, and Mr. Dence 3587. The election was held in consequence of the retirement of the farmer…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Minister for Deference stated, in reply to Senator Neild, that it was part of Lieutenant-colonel Legge's duty, as military…
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In the Council yesterday. The Saint James' Parsonage Lands Amending Bill was read the second time, and taken, through committee,…
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An enthusiastic procession in Constantinople, two miles in length, with bonds of religions bodies lending their several communities, escorted the ballot…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, The Sydney Corporation Bill was read the third time, and sent on to the…
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In the Council yesterday, The Registrar-General's Offices Bill and the Sutherland-Cronulla Tramway Construction Bill and the Cowra-Canowindra…
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[?] Findley (Vic.) drew attention to [?] of Mr. Hiram Maxim that mili[?] are likely to effect a re[?] war, and asked whether steps…
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The Socialist Labor party of Australia is still fighting against the clause in the Bill introduced to the Federal Parliament to amend the Federal Electoral…
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An Imperial decree issued at Pekin orders a convocation of Parliament in the ninth year from 27th August last…
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The Parliament of Turkey will open on December 14…
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In the Senate yesterday, A bill to amend the Post and Telegraph Act was introduced, and read a first time. The Seat of Government Bill was further…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Hughes, Vice-President of the Executive Council, moved the second reading of the Local Government Act Amendment Bill. He said…
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In the Council yesterday. The Registrar-General's Offices Bill, the Sutherland to Cronulla Tramway Bill, and Cowra to Canowindra Railway Bill were…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The Appropriation Bill was further considered in committee. On the Estimates for the Department of…
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In the Council yesterday. The Local Government (Amending) Bill, the Great Western Railway Deviation Bill, and the Sydney Corporation (Amendment)…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator Croft (W.A.) asked if attention had been directed to the comparison of figures dealing with the influx of Chinese to…
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In the House of Representatives, Dr. Liddell, member for the Hunter, asked; Is it the intention of the Minister of Home Affairs to close the polling booth at…
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Is the Assembly yesterday. Mr Hogue, Minister of Public Instruction replying to Mr. Lynch, said he had arranged that leave of absence should be…
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