Announcement in Parliament. LONDON
THE King will make the announcement to Parliament to-day that peace has been restored, and a notification will also be made to the Powers…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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Parliament Sydney, Thursday, 12' A.m
IN the Assembly yesterday the debate on the Address-in-Reply and Mr. Lee's amendment was resumed, and again adjourned. Mr. Carruthers strongly attacked the…
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IN the House of Representatives this afternoon, Mr. Lyne moved the second reading of the Electoral Bill. He said provision was made for equal Electorates…
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In connection with the above, Mr. H. A. Witton, J.P., has received the following letter from Mr. Neil Neilson, member for Boorcoma:—"Dear Witten,—Hurrah for…
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Asked yesterday if be had anything further to say in regard to the late election the Ministerial candidate unbosomed himself as follows: "The various reasons given for my defeat…
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The election of a member of Parliament for Inverell to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. M'Intyre, took…
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In the Senate on Thursday, a long discussion took place on the rice duty. Mr. Higgs claimed that it was by this duty aliens were made pay a shere of taxation…
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The debate on the Address-in-Reply was resumed in the Assembly on Thursday night and fnrther adjourned till to-day. Mr. M'Gowen said the Labor Party…
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No RESPONSE having been received from headquarters in reference to the representations of the P. and S. P. hoard and Farmers' and Settlers…
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The Senate last night carried reductions in several more of the Tariff items…
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From correspondence laid on the table of the Federal Senate it was shown that fifteen months elapsed between the date when Mr. Barton wrote to the N. S. W…
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IT is stated that Mr. M 'Ilveen, who was defeated at the recent Inverell election, intends to position against the return of the successful candidate, Mr. Jones. It is believed that the appeal will be based…
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In the Senate on Tuesday, the second reading of the Supply Bill was debated at length, and after several items had been gone through the House adjourned until…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. Fitzpatrick moved "That, in the opinion of this House, no exchange under the 47th section of the Crown Lands Act be in…
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Upon the House meeting at halfpast 4 o'clock on Tuesday, the Speaker called the attention of hon. membere to standing order, No. 61,…
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The House of Representatives resumed the debate on the Bonus Bill on Thursday night, which was further adjourned. An amendment that bonuses only be paid on…
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On a motion of adjournment in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday night, a discussion occurred on the expediency of placing a larger sum on the estimates…
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ON Monday next the stock-owners of the Armidale sheep-district will be called upon to make a choice of the candidates nominated to contest the…
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At the ori[?]nary meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—Ald. Wilson (Mayor), Claverie, Watson, Fitzgerald,'…
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The Senate last night reduced the duty on oil and other engines to 10 per cent. whereupon Senator O'Connor declared that it was useless arguing to deaf earn,…
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