State Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly last night the Minister for Lands moved the second reading of the Closer Settlement Promotion Bill which…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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Federal Parliament Governor's Speech
The Federal Parliament was opened on Friday, the Governor's speech being as follows : -- Gentleman, -- I have called you together for the…
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THE Federal Parliament was opened on Friday last week by the Governor-General, Lord Dudley. After members had been sworn in, Mr…
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Some time in August next the present Parliament must dissolve by effluxion of time, and I take this early opportunity of announcing to you my intention of seeking your-suffrages at the election for the representation of the Gloucester…
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In the State Legislative Assembly, the amending bill to extend the Government's closer settlement policy was considered in Committee and further discussion postponed…
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The leader of the Opposition in the Senate resumed the debate on the Address in Reply in that Chamber. Senator Millen and Sir Albert Gould condemmed the proposal to…
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SYDNEY, TUESDAY NIGHT.—Mr. H Bridson, of Port Macquarie, has been selected by the Political Labor League to contest the Hastings-Macleay…
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The address in reply was agreed to in both the House of Represen[?]tatives and the Senate last night. Mr. Haynes, of West Australia, made…
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At the conference of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association yesterday, the members mainly discussed the question of land settlement. Last…
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In the State Assembly the Railway Loan Bill was introduced and read a first time. This measure will enable the Government to raise two…
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AMENDING Crown Lands Bill : -- Mr. Nobbs, for Mr. Briner, asked the Secretary for Lands, -- Will he, in any Amending Land Bill…
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Our sketch shows how a 90-horse power Benz car was badly knocked about at one of the recent elections. The car shown is the property of Mr…
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MR. H. BRIDSON. has handed us an official better he has received from the Trades Hall, to the effect that the Political Labor League of New South Wales has selected him as the…
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Mr. J. W. Gregg, the Liberal candidate, addressed a well attended meeting at Forster last week. Mr. Thomas Miles, J.P., presided. Mr. Gregg…
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Some time in August next the present Parliament must dissolve by effluxion of time, and I take this early opportunity of announcing to you my intention of seeking your suffrages at the election for the representation of the Gloucester…
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DEAR SIR,—It would appear as if the forthcoming State election were going to develop a few complications. Mr. R. A. Price, M.L.A., has been…
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The no-confidence motion in the Victorian State Parliament was defeated last night by 32 to 12…
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The Industrial Disputes Bill has been so amended so as to give inspectors widen power in dealing with breaches of awards…
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The No-Confidence motion in the Victorian Parliament has been defeated by 38 to 20 votes…
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Many are the phases of a General Election and of by-elections, of which the general public know little. After a General Election, the sacks holding…
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