THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. Legislative Council. Thursday, Sept. 11
AFTER a lengthy discussion upon a motion for adjournment, the House went into committee for the further discussion of the Land Bill…
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Politics & elections, 1884
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THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. Legislative Assembly. Thursday, Sept. 18
MR. BURNS presented-a petition from over 1600 members of the Civil Service in favour of the Civil Service Bill. Mr. Fremlin moved the adjournment…
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Me. Dibbs laid on the table a plan show ing the route of (he proposed railway to Circular Quay. Some discussion ensued upon a motion…
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ON the Crown Lands Bill being called on The Speaker said he thought it became his duty, before the amendments of the…
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THE Civil Service Bill was read the third time and sent to the Legislative Council. In answer to Mr. Cameron, Mr. Stuart said the Blue Book for 1883 was now…
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THE nomination of candidates for the office o Alderman for the Central Ward of the Glen Innes Municipality, rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr. J. F. Utz, took place at noon yesterday,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. Legislative Assembly. Tuesday, Oct. 7
MR. A. G, TAYLOR asked the Minister of Justice whether he was aware that a man had lately been sentenced to twenty years' imprisonment for horse stealing, and…
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THE P[?]ral Dams Bill, the St. John's Church Judges) Leasing Bill, and the Mining [?]se Validating Bill, were each read theird time, and it was ordered…
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MR. Dibbs, in reply to Mr. Proctor, said since the opening of the railway to Glen Innes up to the 4th instant 1939 tons of goods had been received from Glen Innes,…
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THE House vent into Committee of Supply, and the first item called on was, "City extension, one mile seventy six chains, £450,000."…
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The Assembly, to-day, met at 2 o'clock. moved the Speaker ont of the Chair and the House went into Committee to consider the Convention solu…
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MR. Dibbs laid on the table of the House plans and books of reference of the proQueensland border, and he gave notice that he would the next day move that they…
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THE Probate and Letters of administration Evidence Bill and the Legal Practitioners Amalgamation Bill were with drawn…
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PARLIAMENT will be opened by commission next Wednesday. Health of the Premier. Mr. Stuart continues to improve,…
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IN the Assembly, yesterday, Mr. Cameron was re-elected Chairman of Committees without opposition. Mr. Dibbs tabled the Estimates, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE N. S. W. PARLIAMENT. Legislative Council. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 19
THE fourth session of the eleventh Parliament was opened at noon, when the members of the Assembly having been summoned, the following speech was read by…
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