New South Wales Parliament. Sydney
The Legislative Council held a brief Bitting to-day. The Chamber expressed its disapproval of the eight hours principle. A measure having for its object the restriction of the working…
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The Federal Elections. New South Wales Electorates. House of Representatives Constituencies
The report of the Federal Electoral Districts Commission on the districts for the Federal House of Representatives is now ready. After referring to…
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In the Assembly to-day the Premier said that if the Women's, Franchise Bill became law it would necessitate a re-arrangement of some of the Federal…
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In the Legislative Council a bill to amend the Marriage Act in regard to matrimonial agencies was read a first time. The debate on the Industrial Arbitration Bill…
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The Legislative Assembly to-day took up the Federal Elections Bill. Sir William Lyne, in moving the second reading, said it was simply for the purpose of…
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It is a healthy sign of the interest taken in the approaching federal union that several prominent gentlemen unconnected with politics have signified their intention…
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Thomas Carratt, of London, was charged with being drunk while in charge of a donkey and cart. The clerk pointed out that a person can only…
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Parliament was prorogued on Wednesday…
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The Legislative Assembly made very slow progress with the business this evening. The new central railway station at Devonshire-street was discussed at length. The scheme, which is…
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The Attorney-General (Mr. Isaacs, Q.C.) met his Wodonga committee at the conclusion of his address on Thursday evening, and asked his friends to render every assistance…
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THE action of the Legislative Assembly in connection with the Defamation Bill savoured of pique—pique at the Press. The bill in question merely…
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In the House of Commons last night the debate on the Address in Reply to the Queen's Speech was resumed. Mr. Alfred Emmott, liberal member for…
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A stock of the Acts of Parliament in general use in this district is kept at THE RIVERINE GRAZIER Office, Newly-passed Acts obtained as soon as issued…
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