New Zealand Elections. Government Defeats
The New Zealand general election were conducted on Thursday, extraordinary interest being taken in the Polis. The state of the parties at midnight…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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The State Parliament. Legislative Council
In the Council yesterday. The Vice—President moved the third reading of the Sinking Fund (Renewals) Bill. The Vice—President, in reply to Mr…
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The final count shows that Mr. R. M'Nab, formerly Minister of Lands, will not be in the second ballot for Palmerston North. Mr. D Buick (O.). the former member, being…
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In the Senate yesterday, The Arbitration Public Service Bill was further considered in committee. On clause 11, "No costs be allowed,"…
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In the Council yesterday, The debate on the third rending of the Sinking Fund (Renewals) Hill was adjourned…
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The Government led by Mr. J. P. Whitney has been returned to power with an over-whleming majority. The Liberals made a net gain of six seats. The chief plank of…
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In the Senate yesterday. Senator Pearce, Minister of Defence, in reply to Senator St. Ledger (Q.), said as regards the question of giving preference in…
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Mr. Wade, leader of the Opposition, submitted a motion in the Legislative Assembly on Monday night, censuring the Government in respect to…
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In the Council yesterday. The Criminal Appeal Bill and the Sydney Corporation (Amendment) Bill were read a third time…
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The Assembly sat throughout the night dealing with the estimates, those for public works and education being passed after a protracted debate…
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Parliament will sit continuously till Friday night. Mr. A. Griffith informed Mr. J. Fallick that the survey of the proposed…
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In the Council yesterday, The debate was resumed on the motion that the Income Tax Bill be read a second time…
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The debate on the second reading of the Commonwealth Hank Mill was resumed. Senator Millen said if the Federal Parliament, had acted up to its obligations…
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The Long Parliament in England made a point of meeting on Christmas Day itself. it is true that they started by giving themselves in 1641 a very brief recess at…
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The Speaker withheld his certificate in connection with the Finance Bill, on the ground that certain clauses had been added giving the House of Lords the right to…
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In the Senate, yesterday, The Commonwealth Banking Bill was further considered in committee. Senator Rae opposed the clause relating to…
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In the Council yesterday, Mr. Garland said he understood that some difficulty had arisen with regard to the management of the "Hansard" reporting staff,…
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In the Senate, after midnight, clauses 1 to 34 of the Commonwealth Bank Bill were passed. Clause 35, for the establishment of a…
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After the declaration of the polling, the crowd refused Sir Joseph Ward a hearing. Addressing a gathering of political supporters, the Prime Minister said the…
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