Death of Senator E. D. Long Record as Parliament
We regret to announce that [?] illness, Senator Edward Dav[?] prominent Minister of the [?] Government, died on Friday [?]…
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The Senate Vacancy. The Candidates. SYDNEY
The names mentioned for the Senate vacancy are: Massey Greene, Holman, Garling, and Thomas…
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The Legislative Assembly met on Tuesday last, when the Premier, in reply to Mr. Lang, said that the discussion of the Liquor Bill would he on…
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In a recent "battle" in the Hungarian House of Deputies, a member attempted to shoot the president of the Chamber, and actually drew a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Senate Vacancy a Progressive Candidate
The Progressives intend to nominate Colonel P. P. Abbott, ex-M.L.A., president of the Northern New State executive for the Senate vacancy…
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Dr. Earle Page declared last night he was not consulted, regarding, Mr, Abbott's nomination for the senate, which was entirely a State matter…
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At the recent Press Conference in Sydney the following resolution was carried with much enthusiasm:--"That, in the opinion of the conference the…
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The Victorian Legislative Assembly after a long debate rejected the private member's bill providing for the establishment of Fair Rent Courts…
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The "Sun" on Thdrusya says that it is reported in politician quarters that the Government proposes to rush through the estimates and close the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Deniliquin Moania Line. Terms of Purchase. Protest in Parliament
In the Victorian Legislative. As[?] on Wednesday, Mr. Tunne[?] referred to the purchase of the Deniliquin and Moama Railway…
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The "Sunday Observer" says that it is certain from Mr Baldwin's Plymouth speech, that there will be a general election within six months…
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Labor headquarters announce that the Government's general election proposals have not caught the party napping. A joint campaign…
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For the Intermediate Examination, which commenced yesterday, 5,200 candidates are sitting at 143 centres…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →State Parliament. Alleged Discoveries of Oil
In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday night last Mr. Arkins asked the Minister for Mines, Mr. Fitzpatrick. If he had heard frequently repeated a…
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The leader of the Labor party (Mr. Lang) declared on Thursday afternoon that remarkable interest was being displayed by the Premier in the Labor…
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During the recent visit of a large number of Australian rural pressmen to the cotton-spinning mill recently ended by G. A. Bond and Co., Ltd.,…
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In the House of Commons, Mr Baldwin informed Mr Ramsay McDonald that he had advised the King to dissolve Parliament, at the earliest,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →News by Cable. (Continued from page 20.) British Elections. Women to the Fore. Former Ministers May Return. London, Nov. 19
There is every indication that the breach between Lord Birkenhead and Mr. Austen Chamberlain on the one hand and the Government on the other…
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Fifty candidates have been returned unopposed, comprising 35 Unionists, 11 Liberals, three Labor, and one Nationalist…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The British Elections. Lloyd George in Fighting Form
Speaking at Newcastle last night Mr. Lloyd George declared that freetrade won the war. Hundreds of thousands of Liberals voted Labor last…
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