Parliament. Tuesday, June 1
Mr. Howarth presented a petition from the Women's Christian Tem persona Union, praying that no alterstion of the law should be made…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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Telegrams. Sydney, Friday. Parliament. FEDERATION
The A[?]ly furthes opnsidered the Federation Bill on Thursday night. Mr. Copeland spoke at considerable…
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OUT of 774 men who presented themselves for entrance to the police force only 127 passed the medical examination, which was an exceedingly searching one…
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In the Assembly last night the Government stated they were determined not to give any seed wheat this year to districts which got it last year; also that nothing had been…
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In the legislative Assembly—The Acting-Premier (Mr. Drunker) in reply to Mr. Gillies for Mr. W. H. B. Piddington, said the [?]mended…
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THE House will, at its rising to-night, adjourn until nest Wednesday for the Queen's jubilee…
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IN the Legislative Council last night, Mr. Barton moved the postponement of the consideration of the Draft Federal Constitution Bill until that day fortnight, which was…
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Mr. Lyne asked the Minister for Public Works if only £49,000 was expended on roads, etc., last month, when for the same period last year,…
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IN the Conncil, on Wednesday, Mr. Barton postponed his motion for consideration of the Federal Draft Constitution. The Council then went into committee…
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In the Assembly a motion by Mr. Schey, providing for the limiting of speeches and of various classes of debate, was carried by 44 to 32…
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Mr. Brunker, in reply to Mr. Farnell, said it was not intended to again change the character of the uniforms of the New South Wales Infantry…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Schey asked the Treasurer: 1. In view of the decease of the Chief Commissioner of Railways, will the Government take action to…
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THE Legislative Council last night postponed for a fortnight the motion to go into committee to consider the Draft Federal Enabling Act…
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Mr. Prunker, (Acting-Premier), said a measures dealing with alien hawkers might be introduced this session…
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THE Acts regarding the " Right Packing of Salmond" and "Against Clandestine and Unlawful Marraiges" are fair specimens of the paternal…
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In the Council, on Wednesday, Mr. Barton's motion in regard to Federation was postponed for a fortnight, and the House then went into committee for further…
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In the Legislative Council yesterday, the debates on the motion for the second reading of the Church, School, and Land, Bill, and the Country Towns Water and Sewerage Bill…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Willis, without notice, asked if the Minister for Justice was aware that cables had been received to the effect that the…
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In the Legislative Council, last night, Mr. Sargeant moved the second reading of a bill to allow the election for the next convention to be carried out by post…
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In the Legislative Assembly the Commonwealth Bill was further considered in Committtee. An amendment in favor of Parliament…
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