The Queensland Parliament. BRISBANE, Thursday Night
IN the Legislative Assembly, last night, Mr. Blair moved than incomes of under £100 should be exempt from taxation. The Premier took the motion as a "no…
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Politics & elections, 1903
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East Sydney Election. SYDNEY
DURING the course of a speach at East Sydney last night, Mr. GH. Reid charged the Federal Government with disfranchising 100,000 electors in Sydney…
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At a meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present: Ald. Watson (Mayor), Wilson, Claverie, Bonnar, Fitzgerald, and…
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Among the Parliamentary papers to hand is one giving the amount of expenses incurred in conducting the business…
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IT may now Le considered almost a certainty that the Federal Parliament will be dissolved at the end of the year, which means that the…
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THE great receptions accorded to Mr. Ram in Sydney go to show that both he and the political principles he represents are popular in the metropolis. There is…
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Two candidates have been nominated for East Sydney in opposition to Mr. Reid, namely, John Blake, laborer, and William M'Guire, estate…
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A conference of inter-State protectionists considered the plan of campaign for the next elections. It was resolved to make the…
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The Legislative Council has finally passed the Girls Protection Bill, which raises the age of consent to 17. Two candidates have been nominated…
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In the Senate, the Naval Agreement Bill was read a third time. The House of Representatives agreed to the first reading of the bill, to legalise…
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Miss Selian Anderson, President of the Pyrmont Branoh of the Women's Political Labor League, has definitely decided to offer herself as a moderate…
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SIR JOHN SEE has stated that the New South Wales Parliament will prorogue in November until after the Federal elections, as a vote is to be taken…
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Mr. C. G. Wade has been selected as the Liberal Reform candidate for the Willoughby seat…
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In the House of Representatives, on Tuesday, the second reading of the Electoral Divisions Bill was carried by 31 votes to 12…
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The consideration of the Crown Lands Amendment Bill was resumed in committee. On clause 3, Mr. Crick, the Minister of…
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THE Assembly did not adjourn until two o'clock this morning, being in Committee on the Land Bill. A clause was agreed to giving the power to creditors and mortgagees…
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Mr. Reid resigned and appeals to East Sydney as a protest against the manner in which the Federal Electoral Act is being dealt with. He expected…
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The House of Representatives passed the third reading of the Elections Bill by a majority of 28 to 11, after a lengthy debate and a strong…
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East Sydney election to-day resulted as follows:—Reid, 1697. Maguire, 259…
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The polling for the Kant Sydney election on Friday was disappointingly small, Out of 13, 763 electors on the roll, only 2079 recorded their…
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