Candidates for the Senate
Mr. R. E. O'Connor has decided to run for the Senate. A large meeting at Orange last night resolved to requisition Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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The Parliament
IN the Council, on Tuesday, the debate on the motion foe the second reading of the Old Age Pensions Bill was continued. The correctness of the principle of the bill…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. O'Sullivan moved a motion asking the House to approve of the Government entering into a contract for the supply…
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Mr. R. E. O'Connor has decided to run for the Senate. A large meeting at Orange resolved to requisition Mr. Barton to allow himself…
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At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present: The Mayor (Ald. Claverie), Aid. Wilson, Makin, Walson, Warneeke, Fitzgerald,…
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THE first important Item in the business paper of the Legislative Council on Friday was the Loan Bill which passed through all its stages and returned to the…
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The House affirmed the expediency of constructing the Grafton-Casino railway line. During the debate Mr. Cook protested…
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IN the Assembly on Monday, in answer to several questions by Mr. Norton relative to the steel rails contract, the Premier said ho was prepared to grant a…
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THERE being no quorum in the Legislative Council, yesterday, a proclamation was then issued proroguing Parliament until January 16…
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SIR W. J. Lyne says he will call Parliament together about the end of April…
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Parliament is not adding to its laurels in its expiring hours Members, exhausted by protracted sittings, are physically incapable of doing justice either to themselves…
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The 'Melbourne Argus,' in a leader to-day, again states their authority is conclusive that Mr. Barton will be the first Premier, with Messrs. Deakin,…
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The election of Mayor for Sydney, which was to have taken place to-day, has been postponed until Thursday…
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Messrs. McCulloch and Wynn, who accepted office in Sir George Turner's Ministry, have been re-elected to the Council by good majorities…
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An analysis of the voting shows that only about five per cent of the ratepayers recorded their votes at the recent City Council elections…
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At the regular meeting of the Armidale Municipal Council on Tuesday, there were present:—Ald. Cla[?]e (Mayor), Makin Watson, Warneeke, Fitzgerald, Kirkwood,…
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The annual meeting of Magistrates, or what has been perhaps more aptly described as the annual judicial farce, took place at the local Court House on…
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