New South Wales Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Council the TemoraWyalong Railway Bill was passed through its final stages and returned to the Assembly. The Trustees Act Amendment Bill was…
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The Federal Parliament. Thursday, November 7. House of Representatives
Queensland sugar planters who are opposed bo the Kanaka Bill have a persistent champion in Mr. R. Edwards (Q.) Defeated in his effort to secure the appointment of a…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →The Municipal Election. MR F. Sparrow Elected
On Tuesday last the official nomination for the election of an Alderman for the East Ward caused by the non-attendance of Mr J G. Evans took place at the Town…
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The official nomination for the election of an alderman for the east ward ended some shat abruptly on Tuesday morning. There is no hiding the fact that the…
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George Reid's father was a Presbyterian minister in Sydney. He lived in Cumberland street, and was a red-hot teetotal advocate. A story is told of a penitent Pressman going to…
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In the Legislative Assembly today Mr. See made a statement regarding the business he in tended to go on with. They had now 22 days for Government business, and he proposed…
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In the Assembly this afternoon Mr. See announced that the plague patient was progressing favorably. Dr. Tidswell had carte blanche for measures to guard against any…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE FEDERAl Parliament. Thursday, November 14. House of Representatives
When the House met the Treasurer ross to make the announcement, or a part of the announcement, for which the Opposition had been clamouring. After their attitude of bitterness…
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The Main's action last week in ruling Mr. [?] Kvnaston's nomination paper for the [?] of an alderman for the [?] Ward informal because there…
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Under the heading of miscellaneous business at the council meeting on Monday night, Ald. G. Evans brought up a discussion o n the Mayor’s action in rejecting the nomination of Mr Kynaston…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday the Public Works Committee Election Bill was carried through committee…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Scene in the State Parliament Mr. Bent and Mr. Murray
In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Murray, speaking in committee on the…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, in answer to Mr. Haynes, Mr. Weddell confirmed the "semi official rumour" that the amount required to pay the pensions…
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In the Legislative Council today the Public Works Committee Election Bill was carried throngh committee. A bill to amend the Land and Income Tax…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Scene in Parliament. London, November 25
An extraordinary scene occurred in the Greek Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, arising out of a stormy debate which the recent riots in Athens had provoked. The…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →New South Wales Parliament. Cost of Old-age Pensions
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, in. answer to Mr Haynes, Mr Waddel confirmed the "semi-official rumour" that the amount required to pay the…
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It was quite refreshing, in view of the conciliatory altitude which the Government has hitherto adopted, to hear a firm and breezy declaration from Sir George Tamer. The…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →The Galway Election. Large Majority for Mr. Lynch. London, November 22
The election of a member of the House of Commons for Galway, the seat for which was rendered vacant by the succession to the peerage of the Hon. Martin H. F…
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The scenes in the House of Representatives in the early hours of the morning were effective illustrations of the extent to which it is possible for a truculent minority to obstruct the business…
Continued on Trove, page 37 →New South Wales Parliament. Revenue Deficiency Explained. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly the second reading of the bill dealing with " tied houses" was moved by Mr. A. Griffith. The bill renders all contracts between publicans and particular…
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