Parliament. SYDNEY
In the Assembly to-day the Speaker intimated that with regard to his recent ruling on the division on the second reading of the Land Bill further consideration had led him…
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New South Wales Parliament. Sydney, October 4
The Assembly sat until after 1 o’clock this morning after the Land Bill debate had been adjourned. The Kenmore Asylum Bill, which gave rise to…
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In the Council to-day the Hospital Act Amendment Bill and the Fisheries Act Amendment B II passed through their final stages. The Lunacy Convention Bill passed through committee…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →General Election in Belgium. the First Under Manhood Suffrage. London, October 15
The general election of members of the Chamber of Representatives has taken place Belgium. This is the first general election that has been held since the…
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The Assembly sat until half-past 2 this morning discussing the Land Bill. Progress was reported. To-day the Premier, in reply to a question as…
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Mr. J. G. Fewings, one of the candidates for the vacancy created in the Council by the resignation of Alderman Adrian, addressed the ratepayers at the Academy of…
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A MEETING of the ratepayers was called by Mr Fewings on Monday night, at the Academy of Music, so that he might lay his views before them. There was only a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Disorderly Scene in Parliament
One of those disorderly scenes which have rendered the Parliament of New South Wales unpleasantly notorious, occurred on Thursday, 25th ult., and shows the extremely strong under…
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The formal opening of Parliament by His Excellency the Governor took place on Tuesday. His Excellency addressed the following speech to both Houses of Parliament:—…
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The Assembly sat until a quarter past 2 this morning discussing the Land Bill. The clauses to 14 inclusive were carried, The report of the Elections and Qualifications…
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The election for one alderman to take the place of Alderman Adrian was held on Wednesday, and proved the tamest within the memory of the oldest inhabitant. Each…
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THE polling to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr F. G. Adrian, took place on Wednesday. The two candidates were Mr Fairings and Mr Wood. There…
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The Parliament opened on Tuesday last. The Governor’s speech was published in last week’s Banner, and those who like that kind of literature, were no doubt intensely pleased. In the…
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In the Council to–day, the Labour Settlement Act Amendment Bill, granting further assistance to labour settlements, passed through the committee stages much amended. The proposed…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday, Mr. Edden (for Mr. Bavister) asked the Secretary for Public Works,—(1.) Has any of the Crown-street pumping-plant or machinery…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.s.w. General Election, 1894. Claims Against a Returning Officer
ON Friday the 2nd. inst., in the Small Debts Court at Germanton, several actions brought against, Mr. Alexander Ross, of Kinross, the Returning Officer for the…
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[?]n account of the holidays the Legislative Council d[?]d not sit last week, and even it they did there was practically no business to transact. These excuses will not avail this week, for there…
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In the Assembly to day the Premier cleared the way for the introduction on Tuesday of bills providing for direct taxation by m[?]ans of land and income taxes, and a Local Government Bill…
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Mr G. H, Reid, the Premier, on Tuesday moved to introduce an income Tax Assements Bill. The Local Government Bill was on…
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THE following is the full text of the petition against the return of Mr John Bowser:--To the Honorable Sir Graham Berry,…
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