General Elections. Melbourne
PARLIAMENT will be dissolved next Monday, and the elections will take place on October 14…
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Politics & elections, 1897
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The Coming Election. Sydney, Thursday Afternoon
MR. SCHEY, M.L.A., has been selected by the Darlinghurst protectionists as their candidate at the next general election…
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Parliament will be dissolved on Monday. The elections are on the 14th October…
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Mr. Schey, M.P., has been selected by the Darlington protectionists as their candidate at the next general election…
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Having been surfeited with Federal speeches and literature the publie will welcome the reassembling after an adjournment of six weeks, of…
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Parliament reassembles to-day. The chief business was the Land Tax Validating Bill before the Council…
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In the Legislative Council last night the Land and Income Tax Amendment Bill was read a second time and, on the motion of Mr. Want, was taken into committee…
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IN the Council, on Tuesday, Mr. Trickett suggested that in view of the fact that an announcement had appeared in a morning paper that the House would not sit, and as…
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At a meeting of members of the Assembly yesterday, it was decided to form a Parliamentary Federation Committee. It is stated that 56 members of Parliament are now on the…
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AT the elections, yesterday, 13 members, including the Premier, Chief Secretary, and Attorney-General, were re-elected unopposed…
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At the elections yesterday 13 members, including the Premier, the Chief Secretary, and the Attorney-General, were returned unopposed…
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Id the Legislative Council—Mr. C. G. Heydon presented five petitions tram Tanners and graziers and tenants of church and school…
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In the Legislative Council the Medical Bill passed the Committee and the third reading was fixed for Tuesday…
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THE Legislative Council on Wednesday, after some debate,—and an attempt unsupported by a seconder to shelve the measure,—read a second time the Land…
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THE Council lost no time on Tuesday in getting into Committee on the Land am Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, and the discussion was started at once on clause 1,…
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IN the Council the Government stated the aggregate of the unimproved value of land in the colony is £120,000,000. The aggregate amount of interest paid on…
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THE general elections throughout the colony to-day are proceeding quietly…
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In the Legislative Council—On the motion of Dr. Bowker the Medical Bill was read a third time and forwarded to the Legislative…
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Mr. Reid delivered big Financial Statement last night to a full House. He said that in spite of the nonpayment of a large portion of the…
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The Victorian elections yesterday resulted in very few changes in the personnel of the Assembly. All the Ministers were returned,…
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