Election of Officers
The election of officers was as follows:—Patrons, Mr W. H Abbott and Hon. W. Bennett; President, Mr. C. T. Abbott; vice-presidents, Messrs…
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Politics & elections, 1922
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State Parliament. Legislative Assembly
When the Legislative Assembly met yesterday, Mr. I. A. Clark, who was declared by the Elections and Qualifications Committee last week to…
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After several years the Chinese Parliament once again assembled to-day at Peking. Wu Ching Lien, the Chairman,…
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In the Senate yesterday. Senator Thomas (N.S.W.) asked Senator Millen if he, had noticed a statement that South Australian…
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When Che Legislative Council met yesterday, Sir Joseph Carruthers moved that the standing orders be suspended, to…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Bruntnell, the Minister for Education, stated that the question of the increase of High School fees was…
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The result of the Butter Factories Sectional Committee Election in connection with the Primary Producers Union for 1922, resulted as follows:—…
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The election of officers resulted as follows:-President, Mr. Fitzgerald; vice-presidents, Messrs,. T. Carlton and C. Robertson; treasurer, Mr. P…
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In the Senate yesterday Senator de Largie (W. A.) gave notice that he intended moving on Thursday week, " That, in order to further the…
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In connection with the expulsion of Horatio Bottomley from the House of Commons, referred to in our cables in last issue, the Speaker read a long…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →State Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Eight Hours Bill
The Legislative Assembly yesterday continued the consideration of the Eight Hours Amendment Bill. The second reading was agreed to…
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday night discussed the sugar statement made recently by the Minister for Customs…
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Muster J. Walters, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Walters, of Muswellbrook, has succeeded in passing the intermediate examination conducted by the…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday, Mr. Cocks, the Treasurer, replying to Mr. Lang, said the amount of…
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In the Legislative Council, yesterday Sir Joseph Carruthers told Mr. Ryan that last financial year the salaries of the Housing Board amounted to…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Hughes, the Prime Minister, in reply to Mr. Burchell (W.A.), said he was to aware that a conference…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Federal Parliament. House of Representatives. Censure Motions
When the House of Representatives met yesterday Mr. Charhon, leader of the Labour party, gave notice of motion that the Government be…
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The Legislative Assembly, in Committee, yesterday continued the consideration of the Eight Hours Amendment Bill after our report closed…
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The most serious political crisis of the Federal session has arisen over the sugar, question, both Labour and Country party leaders having launched…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Federal Parliament. House of Representatives. Censure Motion. Defeated by Nine Votes
When the House of Representatives met yesterday members were very ammated, and chaffed each other brickly. Country party members drew attention to…
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