The New South Wales Parliament
In the Assembly on Tuesday afternoon an announcement was made by Mr. Bruce Smith relative to the accident to Sir Henry Parkes, who, he said, had expressed regret that he should [?]…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday the extortionate charges made at some of the railway refreshment-rooms were brought under the notice of the House…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Gillies made another elaborate but by no means convincing explanation of his famous “prosperity budget.” Speaking in the Legislative Assembly upon the…
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In the Legislative Council to-night the business was not of a very important character. The debate on the federation proposals was further…
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In the Legislative Council to-day, Dr. Bowker sought for leave to bring in a bill to regulate matters relating to the practice of medicine and surgery in New South Wales. He pointed out…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday the extortionate charges made at some of the railway refreshment rooms were brought under tie notice of the House by Mr. Farnell, who was assured by Mr. M’MilIan…
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In the Assembly this afternoon Mr M. Millan, the treasurer, replying to a question, said that no authoritative intimation had been made to the…
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In the Assembly to-day, in reply to a question, Mr. Brunker, the Minister of Lands, said that applications had been made for the remission of rents of homestead leases in Bourke and other…
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Mr. James J. Dalton, of Orange, New South Wales was to-day elected unopposed, in the Home Rule interest, for the seat in the House of Commons for Donegal West, rendered…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday afternoon [?] the [?] replying for a [?] said that no authority information had [?] to the government with respect to the [?]…
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Some members have shown impatience at the delay of the Government in bringing the Public Works proposals before the House, and the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day, the Divorce Bill was the only matter under consideration. The opponents of the measure proposed numerous amendments, which were negatived…
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Some members have shown impatience at the delay of the Government in bringing the Public Works proposal before the House, and the Treasurer announced on Tuesday evening that…
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In the Assembly on Thursday a promise was made by Bruce Smith that the proposed railway from [?] [?] should be reported [?] soon as possible The present heavy stamp [?] charge on [?]…
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The discussion of the federation resolutions in the Legislative Assembly continues to lengthen out. On Wednesday evening last the leader of the Opposition (Mr. Dibbs)…
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In the Assembly to-day, a promise was made by Mr. Brace Smith that the proposed railway from Gundagai to Tumut should be reported on as soon as possible…
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The whole of the sitting of the Legislative Council on Thursday afternoon was devoted to the farther consideration of the Divorce Bill in committee. The strong opposition to the measure, which has marked its progress hitherto,…
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The Assembly bad an unexpectedly short Bitting On Tuesday. After the formal business had been disposed [?], Mr Vivian, member of the Hastings and Manning district, and the youngest member of…
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The whole of the sitting of the Legislative Council this afternoon was devoted to the further consideration of the Divorce Bill in committee. The strong opposition to the measure which has…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday in reply to a question Mr. M‘Millan, the Treasurer, promised that a fresh estimate should be made of the cost of a railway from Byerock, near Bourke, to Brewarrina…
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