The Federal Parliament
The House of Representatives has declared against the loan policy by 30 votes to 15 notwithstanding Mr. Deakins declaration that to pay for works out of revenue…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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The Victorian Elections. Sweeping Majority for the Government. Sydney
THE Victorian Government, at the general elections yesterday on their retrenchment policy, secured the sweeping majority of 37 seats…
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Two nominations, those of Messrs. W. O'Meara and H. Booth, have been received for the vacant aldermanic seat. In order not to confuse issues and…
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In the Assembly, Mr. Crick promised to proceed with the Closer Settlement Bill at the earliest opportunity. He said the measure would contain a compulsory…
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Mr. Reid held an enthusisatic meeting at Ballarat last night. He stated that the Federal Parliament contained 55 protectionists, 64 revenue tariffi[?]ts, and two fiscal…
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The first session of the Federal Parliament closed last Friday afternoon. Tlie prorogation ceremony was performed by the Acting Governor-General in the Senate…
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THE election for the aldermanic seat rendered vacant owing to the non-attendance of Ald. Bond was held on Wednesday last. In spite of the fact…
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The Federal Parliament will probably have to. meet ia March next, and it is quite possible that a dissolution will take place in December of…
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In the Assembly the Methodist Union Bill was read a first time. A Bill for the better observance of Sunday was read a first time on the motion of Mr. Affieck. The…
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Sir John Forrest says the Defence ACt must be passed during the next Session of the Federal Parliament which will probably have to meet in March next It is quite…
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VERY little enthusiasm was shown in the aldermanic election which took place on Wednesday last to fill the vacancy created by non-attendance of Ald. Bond, although…
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The Imperial Parliament re assembled at Westminister on Thursday for the autumn. session, the occasion bring marked by a scene of unparalleled violence on the part of the…
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FROM the Hansard report of the debate on the Financial Statement it is very evident some of the North Coast members have been busily engaged…
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IN the Assembly last week, Mr. Brine, M.P. for Raleigh, asked the question:--I desire to ask the Secretary for Lands if he is aware that, while it is…
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FROM the 'Hansard' report of the debate on the Financial Statement it is very evident some of the North Coast members have been busily engaged…
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IN commenting on the debate on the Estimates for the Education Department, the Daily Telegraph, stated:--The opening speeches on the Public Instruction…
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The Federal Parliament will meet some time between March Jane…
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In the Assembly Mr. Griffith moved the third reading of toe Free Education Bill. Mr. Carruthers attacked the Government for having in response to stand-and deliver…
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Hugh Beyer is the selected Labor candidate for Balmain South. The Government will take no part in the election…
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The New Zealand general elections were held yesterday. The returns so far give the Seddon Government a majority of 25. All the Ministers were re-elected, but the…
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