N.S.W. Parliament. Sydney, Wednesday. Legislative Council
The Neglected Children's Protection Bill and Javenile OFfenders' Bill were read the second time and taken through committee with amendments…
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The Federal Parliament. Melbourne, Wednesday. House of Representatives
The debate on the Budget proposals was continued by Mr Liddell (N.S.W.) and Mr Sydney Smith (N.S.W.). The latter at great length defended his…
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A few days ago the Rev. Dr. Gibb, chairman of the New Zealand Bible in Schools League, wrote, to several members of Parliament whom he considered had broken…
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The Hon, Joseph Cook (N.S.W.) presented a petition from a number of residents of New South Wales protesting against the passing into law of the…
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The debate on the Government resolutions that the construction of railway locomotives should be carried out by private firms was continued in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →China Awakening. a Parliament to Be Created. London, August 31
The statement made in July last by the Tokio correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" that China was about to take steps to establish, constitutional government…
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The amended Electoral Act for this State is now being discussed in committee in the Legislative Assembly Amongst the many proposed…
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Only one Chamber of the Commonwealth Parliament has been meeting last week, the Senate having adjourned till Wednesday next for the lack of…
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In the Senate Senator Playford in reply to Senator Walker, said that the employment of aborigines on the canefields was a bar to the payment of…
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In the Legislative Assembly the whole evening was occupied in the consideration of the amendments made by the Legislative Council in the Small…
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Excellent progress was made with public business in both Houses of the Commonwealth Parliament last week. The House of Representatives…
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The Premier replying to Mr. Broughton, said that he was procuring from the commonwealth Government copies of the different Bills before the Federal…
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Mr. Crouch presented a potition from the [?] and Japanese of the Commonwealth praying that the importation of oplum he prahibited…
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Mr.R. L.[?] of Victoria, who was some time ago requested by a large number of the electors of Birmlugham to oppose Mr. Chamberlain…
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The House went into Committee to consider the Commerce Bill. Sir William Lyne said that a new clause had been drafted confirming the…
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The premier, replying to a question by Mr Holman, said that the estimates of the amount of additional subsidy which would be required under the…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday the Premier, replying to a question by Mr. Holman, said that the estimates of-the amount of additional subsidy…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Mogue brought up the new Electoral Bill, and moved that it be read the first time. Mr. Fegan called for a division, and the…
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At the Redfern (Sydney) police court on Tuesday Allan Major Millard, member of the Legislative Assembly for Queenbeyan, was…
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Senator Playford, in reply to Senator O'Keefe said that no confidential instructions had been given to the boards appoloted to examine…
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