Sayings & Doings in Parliament
DURING the Federation debate Mr. Gormly regarded the salary of £10,000 as too much for the Governor-General. Mr. Sleath also looked upon the salary…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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The N. S. W. Parliament
IN the Council, on Thursday, Mr. D. O'Connor moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to the action of the police in enforcing the closing of…
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The public must be prepared for some sensational political developments shortly. The facts, have not yet filtered through the metropolitan…
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In the Council last night Mr. Barton explained the provisions af the Draft Federal Constitution Bill. He spoke for over three hours, The debate was adjourned…
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DR. Ross in moving the second reading of the juvenile Smoking Suppression Bill said his object, however, was to prevent, as far as possible, the evil and mischievous…
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In the Assembly—Mr. Waddell asked the Acting Premier whether the Government proposed to amend the law relating…
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IN the Council, during the debate on the second reading of the Church and School Lands Bill, Mr. Kater asked what was the amount to the credit of the account…
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SPEAKING on the question of the alienation of Crown lands, the Minister for Lands said: I hold that we shall have to regard the pastoral occupation of a great portion…
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In the Legislative Assembly—Mr. Branker, in reply to Mr. Hayaes, with respect to the free passes for tram and tram granted to…
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In the Council the elevate on the Federation Bill was resumed by Messrs Pilcher, Hoskins, Garran, and R. E. O'Connor, and adjourned to…
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Speaking at public function at Port Sunlight, Mr. Reid said that instead Of Britain showing the weight of her 1000 yeara she was…
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MR. Sleuth on the Unemployed: Any appeal on behalf of the unemployed in Sydney does not carry any weight with me, and it has no right to carry any more…
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In the Legislative Council last night, Mr. Want stated with reference to the application to allow the 60 French soldiers to be housed Victoria Barracks, that some years ago the…
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In the Legislative Assembly—Mr, Garrard (Minister for Labor), in reply to Mr, Whiddon, said men would be sent to the Bogan Sor[?]b…
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MR. AFFLECK (Yass), in making a personal explanation in the Assembly in reference to certain remarks by Mr. W. M. Hughes, said: "Adding insult to injury the hon…
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SPEAKING on the motion for adjournment in reference to the administration of the Land Act Mr. Moore, of Bingara, said: To me this is a matter of more importance…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Mr. Schey asked the Colonial Secretary:—1. Has he been offered the position of Agent-General for New South Wales? 2. Or approached…
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The Legislative Council last night further considered the Federal Constitution Bill, and the debate stands adjourned. In the Assembly, the Government stated…
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IN the Assembly, last night, the Government stated that the cost of conducting the federal elections was £14,367, exclusive of advertising…
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In the Legislative Assembly—In answer to questions by Mr. Willis, it was stated that the total expenditure in dealing with the rabbit…
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