Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday week last, the Premier on being questioned as to whether the House would be aff[?]led an early opportunity of expressing its…
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Victorian Parliament. Tuesday, August 13
In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Gillies moved the adoption of an address praying that her Majesty to be pleased to speedily extend to Western Australia full measure of responsible…
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In the Assembly to day a bill was introduced by the Minister of Mines to provide for the better regulation of coal mines. It has been framed with a view of securing protection of miners…
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In anticipation of the closing of the session at an early date, the Premier will shortly make a statement regarding military matters and other questions immediate public interest including the clams…
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Matters took a peculiar and unexpected turn in the House shortly before the dinner hour on Tuesday of last week when only a limited number of members were present…
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The Legislative Assembly wis asked by Mr. M’Lean to declare that the farmers o£ Victoria are entitled to a larger measure of protection that is accorded in the tariff proposals of the…
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So far all the attempts of the Government to get on with the Estimates have been rendered nugatory by the tactics pursued by the members of the Opposition. Parliament might as well…
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The Assembly on Thursday [?] no time [?] itself into a committee for the [?] The railway and military [?] The Deficit Extension Bill was passed through[?]…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday the Postmaster General admitted that in refusing to forward through the post copies of a recently established sporting publication, which he regards as containing…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday of last week a resolution proposing to pay off the deficit of £2,600,000 by the issue of Treasury bills was brought down by the Treasury bills was brought down by the Treasurer, who…
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Mr. M‘Lean’s motion in the Legislative Assembly on the increase of the stock tax was disposed of at au early hour on Wednesday morning. The debating, being for the most part…
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The Assembly to-day lost no time in resolving itself into a committee for the consideration of the Estimates. The railway and military Estimates were postponed…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday the Building Land and Investment Companies Sales Bill was read the third time end pasted The House then went into committee to further consider…
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The Council sat late on Tuesday evening dealing with the Land Bill In Committee. The compensation Clause; proposing to grant extensions of pastoral-leases in the central and pastoral homestead…
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The Council sat late on the evening of Tuesday week dealing with the Land Bill in committee. The compensation clause, proposing to grant extensions of pastoral…
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In the Legislative Council on Tuesday some further progress was made with the postponed clauses of the Land Bill, no material amendments being…
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In the Assembly to-day when the Estimates for the Education Department came on for discussion, the sectarian question was introduced, angry debate, which at one time…
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The Imperial Parliament was prorogued today. Her Majesty the Queen, in her speech on the occasion, declared that the relations of Great Britain with the European powers…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday, on the motion of Mr W. H. Putter, it was agreed that the Payment of Members Bill be restored to the business paper, and stand an order for Tuesday…
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In the Legislative Council on Tuesday of last week some further progress was made with the postponed clauses of the Land Bill, no material amendment being made…
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