New Zealand Parliament
The present session of the New Zealand Parliament has certainly been one of the most extraordinary in the history of Macriland. It is the first session of a new…
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New South Wales Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly this evening, Mr. Cook drew attention to the published statement that the members of the unemployed were industriously ringbarking dead trees on the stock…
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An unusually large number of seats will not be contested at the general election, the polling for which begins on the 1st October…
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The action of the Upper House in throwing out the Wilcannia Railway Bill has caused a feeling of unrest amongst Ministerialists, who predict a serious…
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In the Legislative Assembly this evening Mr. Fegan, is replying to questions, and the Margarine Bill was in the hands of the Parlimentary draftsman, and he also hoped to introduce…
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The latest British election returns place the state of the parties:—Conservatives and Unionists, 110: Liberals and Radicals, 14; Nationalists and Parnellites, 8…
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THE great British-Colonial possessions Federated Australia, the dominion of Canada, the South African dependencies, as well as New Zealand, are waiting with no inconsiderable…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Presidential Election. Strange Action of Women. An Anti-Canteen Movement Against M'Kinley
President M'Kinley is a religious man and a faithful Methodist, but he excited the hostility of a host of religious men and women by his failure to abolish the…
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In the Assembly to-day the Premier gave notice of his intention to introduce a Bill to prevent members of the Commonwealth Parliament from sitting in the…
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The Colonial Treasurer, in the Assembly to-night, delivered his financial statement, There was a full House, and the galleries were crowded…
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A MEETING of all persons interested to the re-election of Mr. J. Bowser takes place at the Victoria Hotel, Rutherglen, this (Friday) evening…
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In the running for the federal capitalship are Albury, Bombala, Orange, Yass, and the vicinity of Bathurst. Each of these centres, as Commissioner Oliver found, has quite…
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The Assembly sat till 6.30 this morning completing the [?]matos, except the Military, Railway and Education, at times scarcely a dozen members being…
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The Budget debate was brought to a termination in the Legislative Assembly early this morning. The Premier then assured the House that with regard to the projected…
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Mr. J. Bawner, M.L.A., the present representative of, and candidate for, the Wangaratta and Rutherglen electorate, addressed a meeting of the electors at…
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In the Assembly to-day the Premier moved his resolution in favour of morning sittings, and explained that there was much important business to consider…
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In the Legislative Council, the Justices Acts Amendment Bill, designed to very materially alter the scope of courts of inferior jurisdiction, was got through the committee stage. The…
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The final result of the British elections has been looked for anxiously, not only by the United Kingdom but by the whole of the British Empire…
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The latest returns in connection with the Uralla-Watcha by-election are--M'Mahon 330,MMarch,20s,Lonadale,286…
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The Legislative Council passed the Parliamentary Electoral Law Suspension Bill, took the Children's Protection Act Amendment Bill through committee, and read the…
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