State Parliament
So many members wished to speak on Tuesday night to Mr. McFariane's resolution, that country electorates should have fewer electors, and…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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State Parliament
TUESDAY night the most important item introduced by a private member wits the motion by Mr Black, " that in the opinion of the House, it is…
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TUESDAY evening, after some preliminary resolution had been disposed of Mr. Cann made his maiden speech as Treasurer and though admittedly…
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TUESDAY evening, Mr. McFarlane's motion to give greater Parliamentary representation to rural districts was defeated on the voices ; but leave was…
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Mr. Wood heckled the Minister for Works in regard to the condition of affairs at Yanco irrigation works…
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It is certain that the Democratic candidate--Dr. Woodrow Wilson--will be the next President of the United States of America. The…
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[?]DAY evening, after private members' time had gone in. the dissuasion, of Mme. Bell's claim against the Education Department, and the…
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MONDAY night tho House, perhaps anxious to finish ere the month ends, plunged into business with the discussion of the Coal Mines Eight Hour…
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IN the Assembly on Monday the Speaker announced that he had received a report to the effect that Mr. Perry had returned to the House after he had…
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Mr. Briner, M.L.A., mentioned last week during an interview that he still, felt certain that there would be no State General Election before…
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THE debate on the Premier's motion for the suspension of Mr. Perry for a week which he adjourned himself on the Monday evening to avoid defeat,…
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The revised plans of the New South Wales redistribution of seats was submitted in the House of Representatives. The system adopted…
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Last week's Parliamentary proceedings were marked by disorder and disgraceful scenes, in which the Speaker figured prominently, coming…
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The State Assembly sat all night on Wednesday and adjourned at 6 o'clock this morning. The Early Closing Bill was taken through…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night Mr. David Storey inquired of the Premier whether, in view of Mr. Nielsen's refusal of the…
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FOR five hundred very good golden reasons the members behind the the government allowed their glowing indignation against the Speaker to so…
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6 Teacher's Residence, Forbesdale School:—Mr. Price asked the Secretary for Public Works: 1 Has the Department of Public Instruction…
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The results of the elections of aldermen to the City Council will be known before this letter is in print. Labor is very strongly represented,…
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ON Monday the conference between the managers appointed by the Assembly and those by the Council to…
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The effects of the Labor defeat at the Sydney Municipal elections have not yet been fully realised. The "solios" boasted that they were going…
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