The Federal Parliament. the Senate
In the Senate, yesterday, The President, replying to Senator St. Ledger (Q.), who visited information as to the birthplace of Mr. O'Mattey, the Minister…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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Parliament. Official Opening. The Governor's Speech. More Land Legislation Promised
The official opening of what will probably be the final session of the present Parliament of New South Wales was performed at noon on Tuesday by Lord…
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On Tuesday last Parliament met, and the Governor's speech was delivered amidst the usual pomp and ceremony…
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Pursuant to proclamation the State Parliament was opened with the customary ceremonies by the Governor, Lord Chelmsford, at noon on Tuesday. Rain…
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Mr. R. McKenna, Home Secretary speaking in the House of commons, said that the Government had been advised that Mr. Ben Tillet's language did not render him liable…
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In the Somite yesterday, Senatory Long (Tas) on a montion for adjournment complained strongly of the unsatisfactory character of the mail service…
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In the Council, yesterday, Mr. Gerland asked the representative of the Government if he would table all the correspondence which had passed between the…
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The official opening of what willB probably be the final session of the present Parliament of New South Wales was performed at noon on…
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Ratepayers are reminded that an election to fill the vacancy in the local Council, owing to the resignation of Alderman Bowker,…
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The annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers" Association is being held in Sydney at the present time. Organization in rural districts is a much more difficult work…
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At the official opening of the State Parliament on Tuesday, by Lord Chelsmford, the Governor's Speech was as follows: Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative…
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In the Senate yesterday, Senator Pearce, Minister of Defence, introduced a bill to amend the Referendum Act, which was read a first time…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, Mr. Fitzpatrick gave notice that he would move dissent from the Speaker's…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, Mr Holman, the Attorney-General, in reply to Mr Fitzpatrick, stated that the…
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The Liberal candidate in the bye election for Manchester N. W. Iis Mr. Stewart a barister and Sir J. S. Randles is the Unionist candidate…
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Mr. Philip Snowden, M.P. (Labour) states that the Labour party will continue to fight for independent representation. Mr. Arthur Henderson, M.P. (Labour)…
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The polling on Saturday for an alderman to till an extraordinary vacancy in Dungog Municipal Council did not evoke much public interest, as only 45 votes were cast out of a total of 220 on the roll…
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The election to 611 the extraordinary vacancy in the Dungog Municipal Council, caused by the retirement of Dr Bowkor, excited very…
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There have for some time been doubts as to whether Mr. Willis intends to seek re-election for the Upper Hunter, as a strong feeling…
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It has been reported, in the Upper Hunter electorate, that Mr Henry Willis, the Speaker, will not seek re-election to the Legislative Assembly when the…
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