All Over Again. Referenda Next Election. the Messages to Mr. Fisher
The substantial part of the cable messgae sent by Mr. Hughes to Mr. Fisher, announcing the fate of the the referenda, was the following:—…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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Opening of Parliament. the Governor's Speech. Sydney
The Slate Parliament was formally opened at noon yesterday by the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Wm. Cullen. Amongst the measures'…
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The second session of the State Parliament was opened on Tuesday by the Lieutenant Governor. The House was crowded, ladies predominating…
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The usual political ding-dong has commenced. The Government have brought down a programme of prodigious length and complexity. In view…
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ALL political interest faded out of the censure debate as soon as Mr. D. Storey had spoken. When he announced that he and his friends…
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The division on the censure motion was taken at 7 o'clock on Friday morning. For the Government there were 38, and for the Opposition 25…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Recent Shire Election. Councillor Butler Returns Thanks. Some Plain Talk
Pursuant to announcement Cr Butler, who was recently returned for the D Riding, having previously been ousted, addressed a meeting of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Parliament and Liquor. Mr. Bruntnell Wont "Water Down."
Mr. A. Bruntnell, M.L.A., acknowleding the presentation of a purse of sovereigns at the annual dinner of the State Council of the New…
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THE following speech was delivered in the Legislative Assembly by Mr. Hairy Morton, member for the Hastings and Macleay, on the Address-in-Reply.—…
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TRIAL Bay Prison:—Mr. Briner asked the Premier,— (1.) What was the cost of the Trial Bay Prison buildings which are…
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MR. Wade's well-meant attempt to ensure consideration of the sudden determination of the Government to withdraw Government House from…
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Uncle Bob: "Just been In for the army exam, have you? So you reline profession I hope you'll make…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Storey said he and the other Independents would vote against the Industrial Arbitration Bill. Referring…
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In one important matter, the Labor Leagues are setting an example which might be followed with advantage by their opponents. Although some 18…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Land Tenure. Mr. Neilsen's Bill to Come This Session. Questions in Parliament
The important question of land tenure, which is agitating the public mind in all parts of the State, was again raised in the Legislative…
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Mr. Wade has moved a moti[?] suring the Government in [?]tion with the proposed r[?] the Conversion Act. The [?]…
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The following platform has been adopted by the Fanners' and Settlers' Association:- Land Policy…
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It transpires that Mr. Holman asked the Lieutenant Governor to prorogue Parliament until the bye-elections were held, but the latter refused. Mr. Holman then…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Political Crisis. Latest Wires. the Ministry Resign. Mr. Wade Sent For. Labour Back in Office. Parliament Prorogued. Sydney
The resignation of the Ministry was announced in the Assembly on Thursday afternoon. SYDNEY, Saturday, 9 a.m…
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Sir William Lyne, speaking at a meeting of the Women's Social and Political Union said that the Australian women had used the vote to…
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