Questions in Parliament. Mr. Briner Wants to Know
DREDGE " Groper," Macleay River :-- Mr. Briner asked the Secretary for Public Works.-- (1.) Is it a fact that the dredge…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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Questions in Parliament. Mr. Briner Wants to Know. River Bank, Macleay
MR. McFARLANE (for Mr. Briner) asked the Secretary for Public Works,--(1.) Was his attention and that of his department directed some time ago to the…
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ADMINISTRATION of the Bellingen Shire Council dan well do with a good substantial hunk of reform, and this paper will welcome any…
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Matters are livening up in connection with the election of a councillor to fill the vacancy in B riding occasioned by the resignation of Cr. Moseley…
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In the Legislative Council last night the Factories and Shops Amendment Bill was read a first time. The Hon. B. B. O'Conor…
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The Electoral Bill was re-committed in the House of Representatives to make a number of minor alterations. The clause making it legal for…
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In the Melbourne Federal House of Representatives, on November 12, Mr. Bamford, supporting an amendment to the Electoral Bill in favour of…
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Mr. Phillip Lamph, one of the candidates for election to the Bellingen shire council for B riding, addressed the electors at Bowraville on…
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Nomination day on Wednesday was as still, solemn and creepy as a grave yard. Very few people seemed to know there was such a thing as an election, or at…
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IN the Legislative Assembly last week Mr. E. M. Clark for Mr, Briner, asked the Minister for Lands the following questions:--…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →News by Wire. [Country Press Co-operative Co's Agency]. Sydney, Thursday. Federal Parliament
In the House of Representatives yesterday Sir John Forrest moved the second reading of the Naval Loan Bill. He outlined the…
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Mr. M'Laurin (for Mr. Briner) asked the Secretary for Lands: (1) Has his attention been directed to a case, reported from. Belliugen in the "Daily;. Telegraph" of…
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During the week all of the candidates for shire, honors have been actively prosecuting their canvass. Mr. Lamph has been on the Bellingen side,where lie has met…
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MR. McLAURIN, for Mr. Briner, asked the Secretary for Lands,--. (1.) Has his attention been directed, to a case reported from Bellingen in…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Late Election. Bellingen People Dissatisified Objection Taken to Stewart's Return. Bellingen, Thursday morning
A meeting was held in the Bellingen School of Arts last night for the purpose of discussing shire matters generally, and the recent election for…
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Much interest, in fact intense interest was manifested in the election to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigination of Cr. Moseley…
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A branch of the Political Labor League has been formed in Gloucester, and the members are being systematically enrolled. This League will no…
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Sir,—I see that the Labour Party have definitely decided that Mr. Mat. Charlton, is to resign his seat in the State, Parliament and contest the…
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