Parliament
In the Assembly the Premier again declined to include the contingent vote in the amending Electoral Act. The Estimates were proceeded with. A…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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The N. S. W: Parliament
IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Houghton, without notice, asked if it was the intention of the Government, as reported in the press, to introduce a…
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THE recent general election in New Zealand has not been allowed to pass over without one petition being presented to the House of Representatives for the…
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The Premier says that Parliament will Probably remain in session another two months, and anticipates to do good work. A Cabinet meeting will be held to-morrow…
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THE Petition against Sir Robert Stout's (ex-Premier of New Zealand) election alleges that he by his agent, A. H. Logan, offered or promised to secure valuable…
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DURING the absence of Sir William Harcourt, leader of the Government, the House of Commons has carried a motion by ten votes for the establishment of a Parliament…
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Mr. Suttor, in reply to Mr. Cook, said that the railway fettlers had been instructed to work half an hoar per day less than hitherto, the men to be paid for the…
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In all probability Parliament will be pro rogued before the end of the month. A proclamation dissolving Parliament will not be issued for some weeks after the prorogation…
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IN the Assembly, on Thursday, Sir George Dibbs in reply to Dr. Hollis, said it was customary to consult the mayors of municipalities, or to make enquiries…
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IN the Assembly, on Wednesday. Mr. Cook moved the adjournment of the House to discuss the recent retrenchment in the railway service. He said that the present…
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THE House of Commons carried a resolution by a majority of 127 affirming that expenses of elections shall be paid out of local rates…
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The Premier states that Parliament will meet for the last lime to morrow, and the prorogation take place by proclamation on Monday…
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By the proclamation this morning the prorogation was formally fixed for July 10th, but on that date the dissolution will take place…
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YESTERDAY the House was prorogued till 10th July, when a dissolution will be officially announced. The 'Newcastle Herald' Says:-- Parliament commenced its work with a…
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THE Legislative Council, on Thursday night, rejected by 12 to 6, the Glen Innes to Inverell Railway Bill. In the Assembly on the same day a little…
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PARLIAMENT has been prorogued by proclamation to the 10th of July. SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon. DISSOLUTION AND ELECTIONS…
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It is understood that Parliament will probably be dissolved the first week in July, and the elections be early in August. The new Parliament will meet in the third week of…
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Letters received by the Freetrade Council indicate a willingness to recognise as final the Council's decision in the choice of parliamentary candidates…
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PARLIAMENT (writes the Melbourne Argus) costs the country £200 an hour ! Mr. Maloney had been in pains to go into figures to show the electors what they have to pay for his services…
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The Free[?]ade Council has given the rival freet[?]ade candidates till the 30th inst. to settle their differences, and arrange for withdrawals. After that date they will ascertain…
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