The Federal Parliament
The Commonwealth Constitution Act provides that the Federal Parliament is to meet at Melbourne till the federal capital is ready for occupation. It is generally…
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New South Wales Parliament. Sydney
The Legislative Council was unable to secure a quorum, and stood adjourned until Wednesday. In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Mr. Crick's motion for the adoption of the new standing…
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The annual meeting of the Hay Landholders' Association was held on Wednesday night, at Tattersall's Hotel. There was a very large and very representative…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, HOLDINGS, CENTRAL DIVISION. MR. HURLEY (for Mr. Byrne) asked the Secretary for Lands,—Will he state whether…
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PREPARATIONS on an extensive scale are to be made to celebrate the inauguration of the Commonwealth. A committee is to be appointed to carry…
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Many members of the Legislative Assembly have recently been interviewed for an expression of opinion as to whether or not they are in favour of a reduction…
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The Legislative Council agreed to the second reading of the Metropolitan Traffic Bill, and it was taken through committee without material amendment…
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We have the authority of the Premier for stating that he is a candidate for the federal electorate of which Albury and district form pact…
Continued on Trove, page 21 →The Federal Parliament. The Report of the Electoral Commission. The Electorate of Wirradari. Sydney
The report of the Commission appointed to divide the colony into electorates for the Federal House of Representatives has been published. The electorate of Wirradari…
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In the Legislative Council to-day Dr. Creed moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to the effect on the prosperity of Australian commerce which had…
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Mr. J. Macdonald, J.P., of Gundowing, the retiring councillor for the Kiewa riding, has been nominated for re-election. His return is certain…
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As was anticipated, Councilors Leighton and Manns were yesterday re-elected unopposed for the Wodonga and the Bonegilla Ridings of the Shire of…
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In the Legislative Council there was a lengthy debate in committee on the provisions of the Darling Harbour Wharves Resumption Bill. An amendment to have the claims of…
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The following questions were asked by the member for Deniliquin (Mr J. M. Chanter) in the Assembly last week :— CLOSER SETTLEMENT BILL…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Premier, Sir William Lyne, said that it seemed to him that the question as to whether a member of the State…
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In the Legislative Council this evening the Wharves Resumption Bill was recommitted, and the clause providing that compensation should be determined in the Land Appeal…
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It seemed a long cry to the Federal elections a few months ago, when we were in the trials and turmoil of the question of Federation or no…
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For Green Hills riding Mr. Beardmore was elected. He had 106 votes, Mr. Parnaby 33…
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In the Legislative Council, the City Council Reform Bill was considered in committee, and met with vigorous opposition, and when the franchise clauses came on progress was reported…
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SIR Wm. Lyne was banqueted at Lockhart on Monday night, and said he would not be able to continue Parliament after 1st December, and hoped to close on 1st…
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