Farmers' Parliament. Closer Settlement Proposal
At the annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association on Saturday, the following motion, concerning closer settlement, was carried:…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Rev. H. Woppall. the Summons to Parliament
Rev. H. Worral], who baa been summoned to attend at the bar of the State Parliament House, addressed a meeting at Bendigo, on Saturday…
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The final figures of the Cootamundra election are:— Holman, 2296; Fitzpatrick, 1663…
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WE stated in a recent issue that perhaps the sooner the present Parliament Wee dissolved the better it would be for the welfare of the State—or…
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IN the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Sir John Forrest delivered his Budget speech. The total revenue last year was £11,879,343, and the estimated…
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In seconding a vote of thanks to Sir. W. Lee, who gave an address at Albury on Wednesday night on the subject of temperance,…
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Indications were again noted yesterday in the House of Commons that is not well between the Government and the Labor Party. Much of the enmity which…
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The Rev. H. Worrall left Bendigo by special train on Tuesday morning to attend at the Bar of the State Parliament House, Melbourne, in…
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The Imperial Parliament has been prorogued, and will reassemble in October for a short winter session…
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The Imperial Parliament has been prorogued, and will re-assemble in October for a abort winter session…
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In the House of Representatives on Friday afternoon, Mr. Reid continued the Budget debate, and spoke for two hours. He denounced the land-tax proposals of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Correspondence. Shire Polling Places. (To the Editor of the "Courier.")
SIR,—I notice that in the published list of polling places for the forthcoming Shire Council elections, Cullendore is conspicuous by its absence. Surely this place is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegraphic News. Through Greville's Telegram Company. Sydney, Thursday, 12.16 P.M. State Parliament
THE Legislative Council last night carried the second reading of the Lotteries Bill by 29 votes to 6. An amendment to exempt for three years the art unions conducted by…
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THE executive of the New South Wales P.L.L. has fixed the date of the New England ballot for Labor candidates from September 1st to September 3rd to 9 p.m. Full particulars may be obtained…
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The ordinary meeting of the Artnidale Municipal Counncil was held on Tuesday evening, when there were present: Aid. Jones (Mayor, in the…
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The disappearence of Sir Edward Clarke from the floor of the House of Commons is an event which naturally enough, interests politicians…
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THE following members of the Association, have been nominated as candidates for the above Committee, the polling in connection with which…
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THE Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Groom, says that the contingent voting bill only to elections for the House Representatives…
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THE Council last night agreed to the third reading of the Lotteries Bill by 25 votes to 8. The second reading of the Railway…
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ON october 3, 1706, the Duke of Quccesberry as Lord Commisioner for the Queen, opened the last Session of the last Parliament that ever sat in…
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