State Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Council last night the debate on the second reading of the Arbitration Bill was further continued. The measure…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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The State Parliament. Two Censure Motions Knocked Out
IN the Legislative Assembly, on Friday night last, Mr. R. A. Price continued the censure debate a few minutes after midnight, and said…
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An extraordinary Shire Election, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Councillor J. E. Laurie;, representing Biding A, is notified in…
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TUESDAY, the day after the uproarious scene recounted in the " wires" of previous issue, matters had cooled down considerably in the Horse, and…
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In the Legislative Council the Amending Industrial Arbitration Bill was considered in Committee. Several amendments were carried. The…
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The New South Wales Assembly sat all Tuesday night until 6 o'clock this morning, and made good progress with legislation. It was a…
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Question; Police Magistrate, Bellingen :--Mr. Briuer asked the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice,--(1.) Is it a fact that…
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SIR,--The elections in South Australia furnish further evidence of the need for proportional voting. In that State there are twelve electorates for the…
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THE House has been working so hard to get through its business that most of the members arrive home when city men are moving out to work…
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The ratepayers of this Shire, are aware that Councillor J. E. Laurie, representing; Riding A resigned his seat on the Council a few week a…
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The following nominations were received by the returning officer and declared at. noon on Tuesday, to fill the vacancy in the Gloucester Shire…
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The State Coal Mines Bill was read the third time last night, and the second reading of the Savings Bank Amalgamation Bill was carried…
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In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly at the early hour of 2 a.m. Mr. Griffith, in committee, moved for leave to introduce the…
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TUESDAY afternoon Mr. Kearsley gave notice of a motion—"That, whenever a strike or lookout occurs in the coal industry of the State, the coal in stock…
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The Assembly again sat all night, being counted out shortly before 4 a.m. The Greater Sydney Convention Bill was taken through…
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In the New South Wales Legislative Assembly last night, Mr. Wade moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to the…
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SERIOUS work on Tuesday afternoon didn't start till after tea time, when the Supreme Court and Circuit Courts (Amendment) Bill was received from…
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Our Legislators sat in the Assembly until 8 o'clock this morning. Mr. W. A. Holmau moved the adjournment, and in graceful…
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Yesterday was nomination day for the Queensland General Election. Four Ministerialists, including the Home Secretary and the Speaker,…
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TUESDAY afternoon opened with another batch of positions praying for non-interference with hotel hours; and then questions commenced. Mr. Price,…
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