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in the House of Representatives, Mr. McGrath, member for Ballarat, took his seat on his return from the front, amid cheers, and was sworn in…
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Federal Parliament Disloyal Labor Manifesto. Melbourne
In the Senate, Senator Gardiner denied that the alleged Labor manifesto issued to the Flinders electors emanated from the Federal Labor Party…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Massey Greene told Mr. Tudor that the price of butter in Victoria and Tasmania had been raised to 17½ per lb. on account…
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Magpie gave Escomb several lengths' start at Morphetville this morning and beat him over a mile, run in 1.42½, a track record fop the distance. The…
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Replying to a memorial signed by more than 60,000 Irish residents in Great Britain, favoring immediate self-government for Ireland, Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime…
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In the Senate, Senator Russell told Senator Pratten that Major Purcell's statements about the Government buying cornsacks from merchants and involving…
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In connection with the election of four directors for the above, nomination papers should be in the hands of the returning officer (Mr. A. H. Bray)…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Wise read a memo from the Defence Department stating it was not intended to alter the dress of members of the A.I.F…
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Messrs W. F. Comana, P. Connell, D. S. M’Larty and S. P. Wilson, the four retiring directors of the Jerilderie Pastures Protection Board,…
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A return issued by the State Parliament showed that during the 1917-18 session, the Legislative Assembly sat for 598 hours, averaging 9 1/2 hours a day. Sixfy-five balls…
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A return issued by the State Parliament showed that during the 1917-1918 session, the Legislative Assembly sat far 598 hours, averaging 9½ hours a…
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tatives, arguing in favor of peace by negotiation, predicted that our expenditure, including war interest of £14/500,000, would be over £45,000,000 next year…
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In the House of Representatives Mr Watt complained that the Opposition was wasting time day after day. Mr. Poynton told Mr. Higgs none of the…
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The by election for the Flinders Federal electorate, Tendered necessary by the elevation of Sir Wm. Irvine to the Supreme Court Bench, was held yesterday…
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Mr G. H. Roxburgh, deputy returning officer for the Albury P. P. Board, on Saturday announced the following nominations for the four vacancies for directors:…
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In the House of Representatives, in answer to a question, to-day, Mr. Poynton, Acting Minister of the Navy, stated that two of the…
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In the Senate the Defence and Repatriation Bills were passed through all remaining stages. Senator Shannon moved the…
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in the House of Representatives, the.Acting…
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Balloting connection with the selection of a candidate to contest the Hume seat in the Labour interest, closed on the 13th inst., and from…
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In the House of Representatives, Captain Bruce, the new member for Flinders, was worn in and took his scat on the back Ministerial Bench…
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