The Moira Election
ALTHOUGH the Moira election is not yet over it is at least so far decided that it is too late to influence the disposal of a single vote, and nothing remains but to await…
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Election Meeting at Shepparton
A LARGE and influential meeting of farmers was held at the State School, Tallygaroop[?]a, on Tuesday evening; Mr. J. Caldwell, J.P., occupied the chair, and the…
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TO-MORROW the Moira election will be a thing of the past, and the much vexed question of who is to represent the district will be definitely decided, but even now, to…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday evening Mr Buchanan moved the adoption of a resolution for presentation to Her Majesty, declaring the practice of the English Government in conferring titles…
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The debate on the second reading of the Bill amalgamating the two branches of the legal profession, was continued in the Legislative Council last week by Mr Charles Campbell. He opposed…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday evening Mr A. G. Taylor, on a motion for adjournment, commented on the appointment of the Hon. James Norton, M.L.C, as Postmaster-General, which he said[?]…
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The Coolamundra Rearld directs attention to a statement that, on a voter coming to a presiding officer and requiring assistance in recording his vote because he was unable to read,…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday, the Matrimonial Act Amendment Bill was read a third time and pased. The; Treasurer brought in a temporary Supply Bill for £595,000, including 1.55.000 as a special grant to…
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In [?]rmbly on Tuesday evening, the atten[?] Government was drawn to the seditious [?]aiory language used oil Sunday at a the unemployed…
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In [?]tie Assembly on Tuesday evening, the Sydney Streets Municipal Loan Bill was introduced. The object of the measure is to enable the Corporation borrow £200,000 for extending, wood…
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The third session of the twelfth Parliament of Victoria was opened on Tuesday, after a long recess, by Acting-Governor Sir William Stawell, with the usual ceremonies. The…
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[?] the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, a despatch [?] read from the Secretary of State for the Colonies, [?]kine Parliament for its expression of sympathy [?] the Queen on the death of the Duke of Albany…
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DENILIQUIN.—Nil. SELECTIONS TAKEN UP ON THE 12TH INST. ALBURY—Thoa. Phillips, 40 acres, Morven ; P. O’Keeffe, 572 acres, Ourme ; W. Kiddle, 40 acres,…
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In the Legislative Assembly on the 19th inst. the Premier delivered his speech on the federation question, and although he was not an eloquent as be generally is, he enchained…
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The Assembly sat until a quarter past 3 o’clock on Friday morning in committee on the Land Bill, with which considerable progress was made after midnight. Sir Patrick Jennings's amendment to make the…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, the Speaker Mr Barton, being unable to leave his home, in consequence of a sprained foot, the chair was taken by Mr Cameron, the chairman of committees…
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The Speaker was again spent from the Assembly on Thursday evening, and the chair was taken by Mr Cameron, Mr H[?]ydon acting as Chairman of Committees. Mr A. G. Taylor made an apology for his conduct on…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday the resignation was announced of Mr R. L. Tooth, member for Mnnaro,[?] and his seat was declared vacant. The election has been fixed for the 24th inst…
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In the Council the Additional Conditional Purchases Bill was read a third time, and returned to the Assembly. In the Assembly the Land Bill was re-committed…
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The Speaker, Mr Barton, has sufficiently recovered from his late illness to take the chair in the Assembly. The Land Bill was proceeded with shortly after…
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