Telegrams. Sydney, Friday. Parliament. Federation. Proposed Railways
In the Council the Medical Bill was read a second time and committed. The debate on the Commonwealth Bill was resumed. Dr…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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Sayings & Doings in Parliament
IN the Assembly Mr. Crick asked the Minister for Justice if his attention had been called to the allegations of Sir Julian Salomons that at a public school next to…
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MR. MADDISON, a radical and labour candidate, has been returned for the Brightside division, Sheffield, defeating the liberal-unionist candidate by 183 votes…
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MR. CRICK (speaking to the second reading of the Small Debts Recovery Act): I again implore the hon. member to tell ns who drafted the bill—I ask it as a…
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In the Legislative Council, after the formal business yesterday, the federation debate was resumed by Mr. Pulsford, In the Assembly, the Postmaster General…
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In the Legislative Council—The debate on the Draft Constitution Bill was resumed. Sir Arthur Renwick, said the…
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In the Legislative Councill the Moree-Iuverell Railway Bill was read a first time. The Federation debate was…
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THE present session of Parliament has been noticeably free from any unpleasantness between members. On Wednesday evening, however, Mr. E. M. Clark came into…
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SPEAKING on the Federal Bill in the Council Sir Julian Salomons said: My hon. and learned friend, Mr. R. E. O'Connor, with a courage that shows that he was not…
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The Council last night further considered the Draft Constitution Bill, amending the designation of the Lower House to the Dominion Assembly…
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In the Legislative Council—The Federation Draft Constitution Bill was considered in committee. Mr. Want moved an amendment…
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In the Legislative Council last night the evening was spent with the further consideration of the Common-wealth Constitution Bill, but only a…
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THE House upon rising to-night will adjourn until the 5th October…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night, the Minister for Mines stated that he had interviewed the Public Service Board and arranged for the appointment of competent men…
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In the Le[?]lative Council—The consideration of the Draft Constitution Bill was resumed in Committee…
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In the Council the consideration of the Federation Bill was continued. The clause empowering the Commonwealth to levy customs duties was…
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SPEAKING on the motion for adjournment in reference to the hours the nurses and female attendants are employed in the hospitals and asylums, which are…
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THE members of the Second House in the Transvaal are indignant at the increase of salaries, and declare they will refuse to vote them…
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MR. HAYNES, in moving the adjournment of the House to discuss "the need for action on the part of the Minister of Justice to rectify the miscarriage of justice in the…
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In the midst of much obfuscation and perplexity it has occurred to the delegates that they are troubling themselves quite unnecessarily. Why…
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