Parliament. Sydney
The fifteenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened at noon to-day by special commission. The Governor's speech will be read to-morrow…
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PARLIAMENT. The Governor's Speech. The Labour Party to Support the Government
A report of the proceedings at the opening of Parliament appear in our fourth page. The Governor's speech was delivered on Wednesday. It was very short. It invites…
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The new Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by special commission. After the formal ceremony the members of the Legislative Council took the oath of allegiance and the…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →PARLIAMENT. Discussion on the Shearing Question. The No-Confidence Division. Substantial Majority for the Government. SYDNEY
In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr Langwell, member for Bourke, took his seat. In reply to a request from Mr Shelden that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New South Wales Parliament. the No-confidence Debate. Declaration by the Labor Party. the Ministry to Be Supported. Sydney
The Legislative Council met this afternoon, and proceeded to Government-house and presented the Address in Reply to His Excellency the Governor, and then, in consequence of the…
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The official declaration of the poll for the Balranald election was made by Mr John Andrew, deputy returning officer, at noon yesterday, at the Athenaeum. There were…
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ON Monday at noon, Mr. Andrew, the deputy returning officer, declared the poll for the Balranaid election at the Athe[?]um. There were about fifty people…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New South Wales Parliament. Mb. M'millan's Resignation. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly to-night, after the formal business had been dealt with, Sir Henry Parkes announced Mr. M'Millan's retirement from the office of Colonial Treasurer. He said…
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[?] Assembly on Tuesday, after [?] had been dealt with, Sir Henry [?] Mr McMillan’s retirement from [?] Treasurer…
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In the Assembly to-night leave was formally given to Mr. Davis to bring in a hill to reconstruct the Marine Board. Newton, member for Balranald, took his…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, after the formal business had been disposed of, Sir Henry Parkes made a short Ministerial statement, in which he informed the House that the Cabinet bad had the…
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In the Council on Thursday, in replying to a [?] Mr Sutter said that [?] the agreement between the [?] of New South Wales and Victoria with regard to railway rate [?] the border…
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The debate on the second reading of the Re-presentation of the People Bill was resumed, Sir Henry Parkes laid upon the table a return of the votes recorded in the recent general…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday in replying to a question, Sir Henry Parkes said that the Government intended to appoint a committee or commission to inquire into Chinese gambling houses. He…
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The Legislative Council Bat for only 25 minutes to-day. A Voluntary Conveyance and Law of Evidence with Respect to Bankers' Cooks Bill was introduced…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →Koetong Riding Election.—shire of to Wong. to the Editor of the Albury Banner
SIR,—In your district news of last issue noticed under the heading of " Corryong Notes, by Scribo," Mr. Hawley is reported to have said that of £3700 of revenue received last…
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There were two candidates for the seat vacated by Councillor Broome, viz, Mr. R. D. Cole of Bethanga and Mr. H. B. Johnson of Springdale. The poll taken on Thursday last resulted in the…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday a bill [?] [?] the law relating to married women’s [?] was [?] a first time. Considerable [?] took place in [?]…
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In the Assembly on, Tuesday in reply is a question Sir Henry Parkes said that the Government would introduce a bill dealing with the question of forestry as early as business would…
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In the Legislative Council to-night a bill amending the law relating to married women’s rights and liabilities was read a first time. The second reading of the Voluntary…
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