The Result of the Election
IN an article upon the result of the election the Bulletin sums up the situation much as follows:—"The Sydney Telegraph can only by the…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives yesterday Prime Minister Deakin remained while the formal business was being transacted, but will not…
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In the House of Representatives the consideration in committee of the proposed vote for special defence purposes was resumed. The grant…
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THE Government has decided that Parliament shall meet for the despatch of business on Wednesday, October 2. On that day members…
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MR. Carruthers, has announced the reconstruction of the Ministry, as follows:--The Chief Secretary's Office is abolished. Mr. Waddell becomes State Treasurer…
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Frank Mahony, insurance agent, was charged at the police court with obstructing the proceedings at the Redfern polling booth on election day…
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Yesterday the House of Representatives resumed consideration of the tariff. Mr. Watson said the legislation of recent years had…
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The official opening of the State Parliament was performed on Wednesday, both Houses meeting at noon. There was a full attendance of members, and…
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The New South Wales Parliament met yesterday and members were sworn in. Mr. W. McCourt was re-elected Speaker. Premier Wade…
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The new State Cabinet is as follows:-- Mr. C. G. Wade, Premier, Attorney[?]General and Minister for Justice. Mr. Waddell, Colonial Treasurer…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Carr declared that the police in New South Wales received a bonus of 10s for every…
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The wire-netting duty was discussed in the House of Representatives yesterday. The Treasurer has backed down with regard to the duty,…
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The 21st Parliament of New South Wales, which formally met last week for swearing-in of new members, was officially opened by the Governor on…
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The State Parliament was officially opened yesterday. The Governor's speech indicated that bills would be introduced to materially reduce the…
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A GOOD deal of uncertainty attaches to the attitude to be adopted by several Independents and Progressives, who say, they are waiting to hear Mr. Wade…
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THE State Parliament was opened at noon yesterday. The Governor's speech indicated that Bills would he introduced to materially…
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From a column entitled "Some things by someone," in the Lismore Chronicle, we clip the following:-- To leave the serious, and to conclude the column, I will relate a voting incident. Sir Patrick Jennings…
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Mr. J. M'Laughlin writes:--Will you permit me, through your columns, to express my thanks to those electors…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday Mr. Webster again returned to the subject of sweating in the Post Office. He declared it was a…
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MR. JOHN THOMSON (Cowper)-- I have hitherto refrained from taking part in the debate on the Tariff, having determined that my contribution to it…
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