Late News [Through Our Telegraphic Agents.] The Federal Parliament. MELBOURNE
THE debate on the Address-in-Reply was resumed yesterday in the Senate and House of Representatives and further adjourned…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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Riverina Election Petition Dismissed Sydney, Thursday Night
THE High Court has refused to declare the Riverina election void on the petition presented by Mr. Ch[?]…
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AT the recent Federal elections there were 26,759 electors on the New England roll. Of these only 13,657, or 51 per cent., took the trouble to vote, and the cost of the…
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In the Senate on Wednesday, Debate on the Address-in-Reply was re earned by Senator Drake, the Attorney-General, who defended the Government in…
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At the usual meeting of the Co[?]cil on Tuesday night, there were preeal: Ald. Higinbotham (Mayor). Watson. Bonnar, Curtis, Geldard…
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ON Monday evening last about 27 Commoners gathered at the School of Aria, for the purpose of electing fire trustees, in lieu of those who retired by effluxion of time at the end of…
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The High Court has declared Sir. Malcolm M'Eaehara's election to the House of Representatives void…
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THE first session of the second Parliament of the Commonwealth has been opened with the…
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The usual meeting of the Municipal Council was held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening last, there being present: Aldermen…
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Sir,—If we are to have a reformed parliament, one which can be trusted to give effect to the objects of the Liberal and Reform Association and…
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In the Melbourne Federal Election, Dr. Moloney (8468) defeated Sir Malcolm M'Eacharn (7205). Dr. Maloney is the Labor candidate. The result caused a…
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SINCE the boundaries of the new Tenter field electorate have been made known much speculation has been indulged in as to whom would oppose Mr. Lee. We can…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Chinese in the Transvaal. Action by the Federal Parliament. Mr. Lonsdale's Speech
During the discussion on the motion by Federal House of Representatives concerning the importation of Chinese labourers to the Transvaal, Mr. Lonsdale, the member…
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ONE of the troubles at the forthcoming election will be the clashing of candidates. This will not to any great extent affect the Opposition, as the…
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Dear Sir,--In Saturday's paper yon publish a statement to the effect that I had been selected to run for Moree in the new Parliament. Will you…
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In the fresh election for the Melbourne seat in the House of Representatives, Dr. Maloney defeated Sir Malcolm M'Eachern by a majority of…
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A proclamation was issued to-day further proroguing Parliament until May 17…
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A PROCLAMATION was issued to-day further proroguing Parliament until the 17th May…
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At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present:—The Mayor (Ald. Higinbotham), Alds. Bonnar. Curtin,…
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SIR,—The time is rapidly approaching when the electors of New South Wales will be asked to assist is forming a new Parliament, and if they desire that the work of the country…
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