The State Parliament. Sydney
The Superannuation Bill was rejected in the Legislative Council by 18 votes to 16 The Coonabarabran-Burren Junction…
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The State Parliament. Further Riotous Scenes
A disgraceful scene took place in the N.S.W. State Assembly on Wednesday night, when Mr. Moxham (Liberal member for Paramotta) and Mr…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night the Eight Hours Bill was read a third time the Legislative Council rejected the Superannuation Bill by 18 votes to 16…
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At Caulfield this morning Dyliana ran five furlongs in 1.9. Smoodger did striding work, and Scratcho cantered on the sand…
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Sir,-- I was much interested in the article in last Tuesday's "Free Press" (reprinted from the Albury "Banner") on the subject of the selection of a La…
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At Ascot, Morry Widow ran over a mile at three-quarter pace. Arlington paced two rounds, and Pearly was given similar exercise. Una Gray was led twice round…
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At Ascot on Saturday morning Naughty and Pearley were together for a hall mile gallop on the sand. Pearley had the best of it, and left Naughty behind…
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At Ascot this morning Hobad[?] Maid cantered twice round, similar exercise once pound was allotted to Naughty. Pearley Jogged a few circuits. Una Gray was led…
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Action has been taken by President Woodrow Wilson in regard to the arrest of 110 members of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies by order of General Huerta,…
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Immediately the Legislative Assembly met this afternoon, Mr. McGowen, on behalf of the Premier, announced that there was no business before the House…
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Immediately the Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. M'Gowen, on behalf of the Premier, announced that there was no business before the House…
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The National Convention has elected Li Yuan Hung to the office of Vice-President, the office he had filled provisionally since the initiation of the Republic…
Continued on Trove, page 43 →Sporting. Training Notes. Melbourne, Thursday. Fitzroy Cup Candidates
At Ascot this morning Raratonga ran five Furlonga in 1.7 1/2, the Sydney 54 seconds. Bobadil Maid, the Sydney candidate, cantered twice round the sand;…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Selection of Labor Candidates Bathurst
Speaking at the Eight Hours Day banquet here last night, Mr. Carr, M.H.R.. condemned the present method of party selection of candidates. He announced…
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At Ascot [?] morning, Dobadill Maid entered twice round. Arlington paced once round, then sprinted one and a half furious home. Thyesta paced twice…
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Raratonga paced twice round the sand track this morning at Ascot. Tyesta trotted twice round. Merry Widow was given swimming exercise in the Saltwater…
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The Premier stated at Junee last night that the Cabinet would decide to-day on the date for the dissolution of Parliament, and the date of the elections. It…
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At Ascot this morning, Bobadil Maid was the first to appear. She used the sand for two circles, and each time round ran the last three furlongs at three-quarter…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New South Wales. Sydney, Thursday. Elections on December 6
The State Cabinet has decided that the General Election shall take place on Saturday, December 6…
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Although nothing really definite is yet fixed, or, at any rate, made public, regarding the date of polling for the coming State elections, it is…
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