Opening of State Parliament. Sydney
The State Parliament was opened today, with the usual formality. The Governor's speech stated that the position of the Allies still gave cause…
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The Situation in Ireland. the East Clare Election. Sinn Feiners Greatly Elated Enthusiastic Celebrations. Irish Press Comments
The East Clare victory was celebrated with wild enthusiasm in the Midlands and the. West of Ireland. Bonfires blazed on every hill top, and…
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The State Parliament was officially opened by the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir William Cullen, on Tuesday. In his speech his Excellency announced…
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The State Parliament was opened on Tuesday with the customary ceremony. The Lieutenant-Governor's speech paid a high tribute to the zeal with which the…
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The opening of to-morrow's apeech by the State Governor is axpected to refer to the bounteous season, will allude to the necessity for financial…
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The Parliament of Western Australia was opened yesterday. Mr. G. Taylor was elected Speaker. The Speech expressed anxiety regarding…
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Ballot papers in connection with the election of a growers representative on the Australian wheat Board have now been distributed, and must be returned to the…
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The ballot papers bare been circulated throughout the States for the of a wheatgrowers’ representative on the Australian Wheat…
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We are in receipt of a communication from Hon. J. W. Chanter, sent him from the Chief Electoral Office, stating that the present name of the polling…
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The division on the no-confidence motion moved in the Victorian Legislative Assembly resulted in a majority of two for the Government. Two votes were in doubt…
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Speaking in the N.S.W. Legislative Assembly in reference to the above question, Mr. John Storey, leader of the Opposition, said : I am hopeful that oven at…
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The Graziers' Association has appointed a committee to watch Parliamentary measures in their bearing on the pastoral industry…
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Ballot papers in connection with the election of a growers' representative on the Australian Wheat Board must be returned to the…
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The Victorian Elections and Qualifications Committee which was appointed to report on the petition of Mr. T. M. M'Cormick against the return of Mr.R.Purnell…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The State Parliament. Censure Motion Defeated. Sydney
The censure motion moved by Mr. John Storey (leader of the Opposition) has been defeated by 46 votes to 25…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. Hughes on Industrial Parasites. Speech in Parliament. Sydney
In the course of a statement in the House of Representatives this morning the Prime Minister said that much of the unemployment was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Stormy Scene in the Greek Parliament. the Compulsion Bill in Canada. Uncle Sam's First Draft
At a stormy sitting of the Greek Chamber of Deputies an Opposition member shouted, "Down with Venezelos!" The Government is…
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The Prime Minister, in a statement, said: "According to latest reports from Sydney the dispute between the New South Wales Railway Commissioners and their employees…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →The Murray Electorate. Great Interest in the By-Election Choosing the National Candidate
Great interest is being manifested in the by-election for Murray, rendered necessary by the death of Mr Robert Scobie…
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