Parliament. Sydney
In the Council to-night the Tariff Bill was read a third time by 21 votes to 12, after a short debate, in which several freetraders entered a protest…
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The New South Wales Parliament. Sydney, February 25
In the Legislative Council to-day the Temporary Supply Bill was received, passed through all its stages, and returned to the Assembly. The Diseased Animals and Meat Bill was read a…
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The Legislative Assembly only sat on Monday night, and dealt with private members’ business. The House proceeded with the consideration of the Broken Hill water Supply Bill, which was [?]…
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The Legislative Assembly fiat all through last night and to-day in order to finish the Estimates. The debate on the Lands estimates WAS continued for several hours, the members dealing chielly…
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Mr Charles Kerville, J.P., President of the Shire of Yarrawonga, who is a candidate for the representation of the Benalla and Yarrawonga electorate in the Legislative Assembly…
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The Legislative Assembly was mildly surp[?] Monday afternoon. When the House met a usual hour only 16 members were present, and, under strict Parliamentary law, the [?]…
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The debate on the second reading of the bill dealing with the surplus stock question was resumed. The measure allows pastor[?]lists to tax themselves in order to establish freezing and…
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The Legislative Assembly sat on Monday to deal with private members’ business The Amendment of the Legislative Council in [?] Petty Sessions Ju[?] Bill, exempting the…
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The sitting of the Legislative Council on Wednesday lapsed, there not being a quorum of members present at the hour of meeting. In the Assembly, replying to a question, Mr Lyre…
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Two references to the special area, revocation on Uardry, which we dealt with at the time, were made in the Assembly last week. We take the following from Hansard's…
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In the Assembly to-night, replying to a question, Mr. Lyne said that no funds were available for the destruction of the Bathurst burr or Scotch thistle on reserves, but provision would…
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The contest for the seat va[?] by the elevation of Lord Hatington to the [?] of Lords has begun in [?] this week. The Unionist ca[?] is Sir Thomas [?] and Mr. J. H. Maden champions…
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Mr. T. H. Parker, one of the candidates for Bogong, addressed the electors on Saturday evening at Bonegilla. Mr. N. P. Newnan occupied the chair. Mr. Parker, in the course…
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In the Assembly on Thursday, replying to a question, Mr. Barton, the Attorney-General, said that it was a fact that the military regulations required volunteers to serve nine days annually in camp…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Monday afternoon the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill and Land Boilers Inspection Bill were read a third time, passed, and sent to the Legislative Council…
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In the Council to-night. replying to a question, Mr O'Connor said that about £10,000 had been paid in draw backs on ten. After the introduction…
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In the Council on Tuesday night last, replying to a question, Mr O’Connor said that about £10,000 had been paid in drawbacks on tea; After…
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In the Assembly to-night, replying to a question, Mr. Barton, the Attorney-General, said that it was a fact that the military regulations required volunteers to serve nine days annually in…
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In the Legislative Council on Monday the Conciliation and Arbitration Bill, the Pint Ridge Tramway Bill, Hay irrigation Bill, Municipalities Act Amendment Bill, and Weston Estate Mortgage…
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Thursday’s sitting was practically the last of the [?] In the Assembly, replying to questsons, Mr. [?] stated that the Government had made no…
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