State Parliament. Legislative Council
In the Council yesterday, Mr. Ticket was elected Chairman of Committee for the present session. Leave of absence was granted to Mr. N…
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Politics & elections, 1908
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Opening of Parliament. Motion of Censure. Premier's Reply
The second session of the 21st Parliament of New South Wales was opened at noon on Tuesday by Sir Harry Rawson, the State Governor The ceremony was…
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In the Assembly, yesterday. Mr. Gowen said that, as a matter of personal explanation, he wished to state that a report which had appeared in a…
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In the Senate yesterday, The tariff was further considered in committee. "Electrical machines, regulating, starting, and controlling apparatus, etc., 20 per cent,.,"…
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THE "collective wisdom" of the State is once more in session, and the course of its proceedings is along the time-honored rut with…
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The following letter, addressed to Mr 'as. Fallick. M.L.A.. from the Chief Secretary. Office has been handed to is for publication:-Sir.-with reference…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Suppl Bill was further consider in committee. The Minister of Home Affairs informed…
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When the-Legislative Assembly met on Thursday afternoon. the leader of the Opposition said he had something to say as a matter of privilege…
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By 46 to 30 the Assembly decided that the appointment of Mr. Keele to the Harbour Trust had not destroyed its confidence in the Government. Mr…
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[?] Times" writes that the Government pro[?] adjourn in July, and to hold an autumn [?] in October…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Wood, Chief Secretary, by way of personal explanation, said he found that, in connection, with tho unpleasant incident which…
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In the Semite yesterday, Senator Keating, the Minister for Home Affairs informed Senator Croft (W.A.) that in 1904 the approximate value of cross belts, side…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The tariff was further considered in committee. "Barbed wire. 15 per cent. general and 10…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, The Harrier Tramway Bill was read a first time, and referred to a select committee for report…
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[?] replying to Mr. [?] had yet been arrived [?] for the submission of…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday. Mr G. A. Jones asked the Premier, with reference to the recent floods in the northern and north-western portions…
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The west Down bye election caused through the resignation of Mr Hill resited in a victory for Mr. McCaw (Unioaist) who…
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The West Down bye election, in Ireland. caused through the resignation of Mr Hill. resulted in a victory for Mr M'Caw (Unionist). who polled 4050 votes…
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In the Assembly yesterday, Mr. Wade, the Premier, in replying to Mr. Carmichael, said Mr. Carruthers had been appointed sole Executive Commissioner for…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The Tariff Bill was further considered in committee. "Timber, undressed, n.e.i., in sizes of 12…
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