The Federal Parliament. the Senate
In the Senate yesterday, The estimates were considered in committee. The estimates for Parliament and the Department of public Affairs were agreed to…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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The State Parliament. Legislative Council
In the Council yesterday, The Seat of Government Surrender Bill was read a third time. The Railway Crossings Bill and the…
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When the Legislative Assembly met yesterday afternoon, the Government were asked to explain the cause of the arrests of officials of the miners' unions in Newcastle under the circumstances…
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Mr. Deakin, Prime Minister, stated in the House of Representatives to-day that he thought the Federal elections would take place within a fortnight or three weeks…
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Mr. Churchill, President of the Board of Trade, in the course of his specalist South-port, said he thought it right early in the light to differenciate between the hereditary…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Hughes, Vice-President of the Executive Council, moved that the Government should puschase, by agreement with the…
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In the Senate yesterday, The estimates were finally agreed to, and the Appropriation Hill was passed. Sir Robert Best, Minister of Customs,…
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In the legislative Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Charlton on to led a strong protest against the action of the Government in Bending police into the Newcastle district from Sydney at a time…
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The Assembly sat all night discuss ing the estimates, and several disorderly scenes occurred during the sitting. Later…
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Regarding the decision of the Govern ment to ask the mine owners to open their mines, and afford protection to the men that may be employed the Acting…
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Labour members made strong protest in the Assembly yesterday regarding the arrest of strike leaders, and the sending of extra police to the Newcastle and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late News by Cable. British Election Campaign. a Tariff Scheme. London, Dec. 8
The "Birmingham Post" published the outline of a scheme which it is believed will be adopted by the Unionist Cabinet if the Unionist win the election. The scheme…
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The Labor party, in a manifesto to the electors, declares "The great ques tion is whether the peers or the people are to rule. We welcome the opportunity…
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In the Council yesterday, The Defamation Bill was read a third time. The Loan and Appropriations Bills were taken [?] all stages…
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The action of the police in attending private meeting of the miners was called in question in the Legislative Assembly yesterday. Mr. Charlton asked the Chief Secretary if it…
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In the Assembly this afternoon Mr. Chariton asked if it was a fact that prior to the general cessation of work in the Newcastle District. the conditions of employment at Neath Colliery…
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Mr. R. M'Kenna, First Lord of the Admiralty, speaking at Farnworth, said that in his opinion Lancashire was the pivot of the political situation. If it sent back…
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In the Council yesterday. The bill to provide for the erection of a hospital for the insane at Morisset was read a first time…
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When the Chief Secretary's item of £973,483 came up on the. Estimates in the State Parlia ment on Wednesday, occasion was taken by the loudest braying lights of the Labor party to…
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The elections to the provincial councils in India are proceeding actively and smoothly, but neither Hindus, nor Mohammedens are altogether satisfied. The reforms are…
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