Federal Parliament. Government Policy
When the [?]ouse of Representatives me[?] on Wednesday evening the Premier (Mr. Deakin) read a statement of the business which it is proposed to…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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Federal Parliament Sydney, Friday night
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Fisher, in moving the no-confidence motion, said that there should be an appeal to the country. Mr. Deakin…
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The usual ceremony of opening the Stale Parliament will take place to-morrow. After the Governor's speech, the Opposition will meet to decide…
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IN the House of Representatives on Tuesday, on the motion of Mr. Deakin, the debate on the Censure motion was postponed, and a motion was subsequently…
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The State Parliament opened with the usual ceremonies on Tuesday. The Governor's speech was very lengthy and he congratulated the State on the evident…
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The voting for the election of two directors for the Butchering and Bacon Co. resulted in Mr. W. A. Cramsie, 113 votes,sod Mr. F…
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The Labor party again brought their stone-walling tactics into operation in Tuesday's sitting of the House of Representatives with splendid effect. The…
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According to one of the "unemployed" agitators, there are over 40,000 men out of work in Sydney at present, and on Tuesday afternoon it was…
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A new Federal political organisation has come into existence, to be known under the name of "The New South Wales Federal Liberal League." The…
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A lot of preession, seniors middlemen and juniors took up their post trees in the press gallery. Old femllar faces were there, each wearing…
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IN the House of Representatives on Tuesday, Mr. Webster continued the debate on the Censure motion, and roused the ire of Mr. Cook, and a wordy fight…
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THE debate in the Assembly on Mr. MoGowen's Censure motion was resumed on Tuesday, and contiued throughout the night…
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The Times extends congratulations to Mr. S. G. Davey, Iuverell, in qualifying as council clerk at the recent examinations. Also to Mr. W. Williams (of…
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At the regular meeting of the Municipal Council on Tuesday night, there were present—the Mayor (Aldermen Hawke), Aldermen Glass,…
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The Fanners' Parliament assembled far the 16th Annal Seasion this morn tag, 170 delegates being plesent. The aggeuda paper contains 200 motions,…
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The Farmers and Settlers' Conference, by 105 to 12 votes, carried a resolution empowering the executive, with other political organisations, to…
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In the House of Representatives on Tuesday, The debate on the Ministerial statement was renewed…
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An announcement is published in this issue relative to the extraordinary municipal election to fill the vacancy caused by the registration of…
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The usual fortnightly mooting of the local municipal council was held Tuesday night, when there were present: Alderman Hawke (Mayor),…
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IN the House of Representatives on Thursday, Sir William Lyne's motion for the introduction of a Bill to remove anomalies in the tariff was further…
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