Local Parliament Reform
MR. REID has been giving breath to some views on the changes which Federation will make in our local Parliament. He is of opinion that an "Upper" House will…
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Politics & elections, 1900
217 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 11
N. S. W. Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, the Minister for Mines stated that about 80 million superficial feet of timber was cut annually in this colony for…
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It is anticipated that the elections will take place not later than March next, a period which is so close at hand that its shadow is already reaching over…
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THE Government has resolved to take every alternate Tuesday for public business. A long discussion ensued on the…
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A PROPOSAL has been made in the Victorian Legislature that each candidate's expenditure for a seat in the Federal Parliament shall be limited to £100, before, during, or…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Brunker denied the statement made by Mr. Sleath, to the effect that he (Mr. Brunker) had received L10.000 from Miss…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday, on the motion of Mr. Piddington, it was agreed to appoint a select committee, consisting of Sir William Lyne,…
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The usual meeting of the Municipal Council wee held on Tuesday night, the following aldermen being presnt:—The Mayor (Ald. Claveric), Ald. Wilson,…
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In the Legislative Assembly on T[?] night, the second reading of the Thursday Arbitration Bill was [?] on the voices and taken into Committee…
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The Government is not disposed to introduce legislation to compel candidates for a seat in the Federal Parliament to resign on election, their seats in the State Parliament…
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In a speech, lest night, the Premier said he would oppose any legislation being introduced before July next to prevent members from sitting in both the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, the Speaker annouueed the resignation of Mr. W. W. Davis, member for Bourke. Leave was given to the Select…
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The Legislative Council, in considering the Sydney Corporation Bill, rejected the provision for the election of Mayor by the citizens also the clause which proposed to give a vote…
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At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present: — Ald. Claverie (Mayor), Solomons, Wernecke, Kirkwood,…
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THE sitting of the legislative Assembly, which commenced at 4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, did not terminate until five minutes to 11 on Friday…
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The Sydney Harbour Trust Bill was further considered in Committee in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday evening, and new clauses dealing with the appointment…
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The following is a sample of how the time is wasted in the Chamber that shapes our destines. The "breeze" occurred when the Premier introduced…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, the order of the day, "Hotels Diminishing Bill, second reading," was discharged, on the motion of Mr. Austin Chapman…
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ON Thursday, in the Legislative Council, the Legitimation Bill (making legitimate the children of unmarried parents who after wards marry) was…
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In the Legislative Council on Thursday, the bill introduced by Mr. Slattery to provide for the legitimation of children whose parents married after their birth,…
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