Our Local Parliament
At the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—Ald. Wilson (Mayor), Claverie, Makin, Watson,…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Commonwealth Parliament
ON Friday, in the Senate, Senator O'Connor moved the second reading of the Customs Bill to which the tariff is attached as a schedule…
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THE winter national game does not boast of many supporters in the Houses of Parliament, but this season football is actually…
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THERE are 2500 candidates for the French elections…
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The Nationalists have lost many seats i the Provinces of France, but have gained in Paris. It is expected that the final result will give the Government a gain of from 40…
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The French Nationalists lost ground in the provinces, but gained in Paris, It is expected that the final result will give the Government a net gain of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TELEGRAMS Latest Political. Sydney, Thursday. Federal Parliament
THE House of Representatives occupied yesterday's sitting discussing the Defence Estimates. Owing to the strong desire for retrenchment, Sir John Forest…
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THE recreation committee of the School of Arts is reviving the "Tobacco Parliament" in connection with the debating evenings, aud on Friday next the Anschan ministry will affirm "That the Time…
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THE South Australian elections took place on Saturday, but so far very few results are definitely known. The scrutiny will take a couple of days. So far as can be…
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The so called church life of the Commonwealth has received from the Fede[?] Legislative a most humiliating, but [?] means undeserved lesson in…
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A well-known Radical politician once got badly hit. Colonel Saundemon, in a heated (speech, compared him to a "gargoyle." "I believe you don't know what a…
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All other subjects of conversation have sunk into insignificance beside that of the forthcoming electior, and whenever two or three are seen…
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THE election this time tikes place under unique circumstances, inasmuch as a greatly deplored occurrence renders it necessary. It is hardly an…
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Sir,—In a few days we shall be called upon to elect a representative to serve this constituency in the Stats Parliament. It is to be hoped the…
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Mr. G. A. Jones, the labor candidate, arrived by train on Saturday evening and at 8.80 p,m. a meeting was held in the Masonic Hall, at which there were about 250 electors…
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Mr. W. Webster, State member for Moree, and who is a staunch Laber man, arrived ia Inverall on Friday, and in the evening addressed the electors in the Masonic…
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THERE will evidently be a keen contest for the Inverell seat in the State Assembly, rendered vacant by the lamented death of Mr. W. D. M'Intyre. The election, which takes place on the 31st instant,…
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WE have now entered upon the election contest rendered necessary by the [?]egretable death of our late able member Mr. M'Intyre, and the electors will soon have…
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Mr. G. A. Jones, who hat been selected to contest the seat in the interests of the Labor Party, arrived in Inverell on Saturday night by train and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Resignation of the Governor General. Parliament's Action Responsible. Lord Tennyson to Relieve. Sydney
LORD HOPETOUN has resigned the Governorship of the Commonwealth. LATER. Lord Hopetoun's resignation was…
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