New South Wales Parliament. Sydney, Wednesday. Legislative Assembly
On the motion of the secretary for Public Works (Hon. C. A. Lee), it was resolved that it is desirable to construct, under the previsions of the…
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The High Court. Questions in Parliament
When the Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Crick said:— "In the absence of the Attorney-General, perhaps the Premier can tell…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Infant Protection Bill was read a third time, and returned to the Council with amendments…
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The Hon. N. Hawleen moved a resolution to the effect that the matter of the situation and area of territory required for the Federal Capital be…
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Sir,—As Messrs. Balfour and Riddle in their letter to you of December 2nd, evidently try to throw dust in the people's eyes, by inferring that the declarations…
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The House sat right on in Committee all through last night and to-day, the matter under discussion being the Estimates…
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The Minister for Mines (Hon. S. W. Moore), replying to Mr. Davidson, said that of the sum of £16,OOO provided for on the estimates for subsidies and…
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[?] progued this after [?] n. [?]t the Houses will [?] our or five months…
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When the Legislative Assembly met to-day Mr. Carruthers announced that it was the wish of the Government to conclude the business of Parliament to-morrow…
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The prorogation of the Federal Parliament happened along peacefully and quietly last Thursday, and the Ministry found its intellectual capacities taxed to…
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During the sitting of the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday evening Mr. Nicholson, directed the Speaker's attention to the presence of dogs in the House. He hoped hon. members…
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The session was brought to a close early this morning. The bill providing for the appointment of local government commissioners was…
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The Public Service Board has presented its report to the Legislative Assembly on the working of the electoral acts, and some important recommendations have been…
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Under the circumstances it would seem quite supererogatory to bring four-footed animals into the Legislative Assembly, seeing that the…
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