In Parliament. Censure Motion Negatived
In the Assembly Mr. Graham, a member of the Labor Party, made an attack on the Government for not having gone to the country ; also for its appointments…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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The Ketch Candidate
All hopes for the safety of the ketch Candidate, which sailed from Trial Bay to her doom some few weeks ago, have been abandoned…
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TUESDAY NIGHT, before Mr. Grahame resumed the debate on the Address in Reply, Mr. Edden presented three petitions from Newcastle people…
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In the House of Representatives during the discussion on the Appropriation Bill covering the new work's estimates, the Minister in…
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In the Assembly last night Premier McGowen gave notice of his intention to move the adoption of the report of the Commission…
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At West Maitland Mr. Hoyle (member for Surry Hills) dealt with the land and education questions. He pointed out that greater facilities…
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HALF-AN-HOUR of questions; an afternoon's discussion on a Crown lands' value proposal by Mr. McFarlane, and a count-out shortly after dinner…
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Tuesday night the House was in more orderly mood in starting, and questions were few; but Mr. Parkes, to keep Minister Griffith before, the…
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In the New South Wales Assembly, the Savings Bank Amendment Bill was read a third time. The second reading of the Gas…
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TUESDAY, private members' evening, started duller than usual, though there was a flare up between the Speaker and Mr. Cohen before the…
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Because of some Comment in a leading article published in the Sydney " Daily Telegraph " on Thursday morning, the Speaker of the Legislative…
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EXCITEMENT in Sydney, over the exclusion from Parliament of the Daily Telegraph reporters, had reached such a pitch that on Tuesday afternoon by…
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DOLL in the extreme describes the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night, the tenth. The Speaker announced that the Governor had…
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TUESDAY night, a week back, was Mcagher's night right from the start, fur Mr. Robson presented a petition from the Bar Council and the Law…
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(I.) Trial Bay Jetty:--Mr. Briner asked the Secretary for Public Works,-- (1.) Is it a fact that when he visited Trial Bay some months ago he inspected…
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THE Ulster Covenant sets forth that the men of Ulster, "being convinced that Home Rule is subversive of civil and religious freedom, is destructive of citizenship, and…
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THE inquiry into the loss of the ketch Candidate was concluded before the Marine Court last week. The owners of the ketch were Messrs. Allen Taylor and Co., Limited, of P[?], and the certificated…
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THE House on Tuesday, moved by Mr. Meagher, discussed the advisability of allowing licensed, victuallers to become Justices of the Peace, and…
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The complete returns in the preference count in the Melbourne election gives Mr. Farthing 3330 votes and Sir H. Weedon 3072…
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TUESDAY afternoon when trivial question about the sick in hospitals voting, the power of the Speaker to threaten, immigrant suicides, and…
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