Opening of Parliament
THE State Parliament will be opened to-day by Sir Harry Rawson. It is generally understood, that the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. M'Gowan, will…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Popular Candidate
MR. FRANK W. VINCENT, of Bundarra, who is a Hew England candidate for nomination on behalf of Labor at the next elections, addressed an attentive and…
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Parliament opened to-day with the usual ceremony. The Governor's speech was exceptionally lengthy, and refers to the…
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PAELIAMENT was opened on Tuesday with the usual ceremony. The Governor's speech was exceptionally lengthy and refers to the splendid position of the State…
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THE State Parliament opened at noon on Tuesday. The Governor read the following speech:—Honourable gentlemen of the…
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COMMENTING upon the voluminous speech put into the mouth of the Governor by his responsible advisers at the re opening of Parliament on…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday, the debate on the second reading of the Anti-Trusts Bill was continued, and the amendment that the Bill should be…
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THE State Parliament was opened on Tuesday, with the usual ceremony. The Governors' Speech was exceptionally lengthy, and refers to the splendid…
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IN the Legislative Assembly, last night, the debate on Mr. M'Gowen's motion of censure was continued, the principal speaker being Mr. Crick, who made several attacks…
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Mr Frank W, Vincent, of Bandana who it a New England candidate for nomination, on behalf of Labor at the next elections addressed an attentive…
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The Labor Party met in caucus on Tuesday and decided to move a vote of censure on the Government for their delay in dealing with land matters and…
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After a prolonged recess the State Parliament has met again, and for the next few months the work of aggressive law-making will go on night and…
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The State Parliament opened on Tuesday with the Usual ceremony. There was a large attendance of members and spectators…
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The usual meeting of the Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening, when there were present: Aldermen Jones…
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Parliament opened on Tuesday with with the usual ceremony. The Governor's speech was exceptionally lengthy, and refers to the splendid…
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After their six months recess members have come up smiling. But they don't seem much better able to get on with business than they were whilst…
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In the House of Representatives on Friday, the Governor-General's Residence Bill, enabling five years' agreements to be made for the occupation of the Melbourne…
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The debate on the Address-in-Reply was continued in the Legislative Assembly on Thursday night. Mr. Waddell advocated caution…
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Mr. Frank Pittock, known as "the bash candidate," an aspirant for selection as the Labor candidate for New England, addressed a moderate…
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IN the House of Representatives on Tuesday, the House went into Committee on the Anti-trusts Bill, and from the very start there were signs of a protracted…
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