My Week in Parliament
The continuation of the debate on the industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 1951 occupied the attention of the House this week…
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Politics & elections, 1951
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My Week in Parliament
The continuation of the debate on the Industrial Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 1951 occupied the attention of the House this week…
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The long awaited Local Government (Amendment) Bill was debated this week. This Bill, is a considerably modified version of the original…
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The long awaited Local Government (Amendment) Bill was debated this week. This Bill, is a considerably modified version of the original…
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Mr. Blake Pelly, M.L.A., spoke in the House on Wednesday, the 30th May, 1951, in support of an Amendment to the Industrial Arbitration…
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The Local Government (Amendment) Bill passed through the House this week. This Bill enables the Cumberland County Council planning…
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The Local Government (Amendment) Bill passed through the House this week. This Bill enables the Cumberland County Council planning…
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The third session of this Parliament came to an end on Friday, 15th June, and once again Mr. McGirr secured a long adjournment until 12th…
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The third session of this Parliament came to an end on Friday, 15th June, and once again Mr. McGirr secured a long adjournment until 12th…
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At the recent meeting of the Camden aldermen the Town Clerk reported that in accordance with the requirements of the Local…
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Mr. Harold Lowe, of Elderslie, has been for some time endeavouring to have a polling booth established at Elderslie for the convenience of…
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The State House met again on Wednesday, the 12th September, and once again, I shall write these weekly articles in an effort to give…
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The State House met again on Wednesday, the 12th September, and once again, I shall write these weekly articles in an effort to give…
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A Bill of great interest to cattle men passed through the Second Reading stages in the House this week. The Bill [?] as the…
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A Bill of great interest to cattle men passed through the Second Reading stages in the House this week. The Bill known as the…
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The Crimes (Amendment) Bill was introduced into the State House this week. The most important amendment…
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The Crimes (Amendment) Bill was introduced into the State House this week. The most important amendment…
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The mystery of the missing flies concerning important Government contracts for the manufacture of rolling stock for the Railways…
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The mystery of the missing files concerning important Government contracts for the manufacture of rolling stock for the Railways…
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It has been a very busy week and I spoke on the Second Reading of the Bill to enable a Railway to be built from Thirlmere to…
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