Our Local Parliament
At the usual meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday nighty there were present:—Aldermen Claverle (Mayor), Higinbotham, Curtis,…
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Politics & elections, 1905
238 stories in New England's papers · page 4 of 12
Federal Parliament. MELBOURNE, Monday Night
IT is proposed by the Federal Government to take over the astronomical and weather bureaus of all the States. A Bill will be introduced daring next…
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THERE was heavy polling at the South Australian elections on Saturday, and even in the incomplete state of the scrutiny of the votes, the victory of the…
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AT the general elections in South Australia, on Saturday, the Socialists appear to have been successful in the metropolitan area, but they will be…
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As far as can be ascertained there will be at least 15 direct Labour members in the,new South Australian Parliament, in a House of 42…
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The returns from the country districts in South Australia are not yet complete, and it is therefore impossible to forecast the exact state of parties in…
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The pending session of Parliament will probably last six months. It is expected to be lively, but the Ministry will have a solid working majority,…
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It is doubtful whether Sir Frederick Darley will be able to open Parliament to-morrow, owing to indisposition. If not, the House will be opened by Commission, The…
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ALTHOUGH no actual declaration of the intentions of the State Government with regard to the work of next session of Parliament has been fully…
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IT is doubtful if Sir Frederick Barley, Lieutenant-Governor, will be able to open the State Parliament to-morrow (Tuesday) owing to indisposition. If not, Parliament…
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OWING to the illness of the Lieutenaut-Governor (Sir Frederick Darley), the State Parliament will be opened by commission to-morrow…
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THE following nominations were received last evening for the vacancy in North Ward occasioned by the resignation of Ald Kelly:—…
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Parliament was opened to-day by commission, in the presence of a large attendance of spectators. In the Governor's speech, a lengthy…
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The State Parliament, after a protracted recess, re-assembled for the transaction of business yesterday afternoon. It is forecasted in some…
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PARLIAMENT was opened on Tuesday by Commission owing to the illness of the Lieutenant-Governor. The Speech from the Throne made reference to the…
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THE State Parliament was opened by commission at noon on Tuesday. The Lieutenant Governor's speech was an unusually lengthy document…
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[William Crooks is the popular Labour Member for Woolwich, which he has represented since 1903. He has been a member of the London County Council for thirteen…
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THE second session of the State Parliament was opened by Commission. In the Lieutenant-Governor's speech [which is fully given in another page] a very optimistic…
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At the usual meeting of the local Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present t Ald. Higinbotham (in the chair), Watson, Glass, Curtis,…
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