Armidale and N.E. P., A., and H. Association. Election of Officers
The first meeting of the newlyelected P. and A. Association Committee was held in the School of Arts on Thursday afternoon, when Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1913
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The State Parliament
In view of the influence of the country people in the recent Federal Elections the two parties in the State Parliament are endeavoring to…
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On Saturday a meeting of the Gough Fle[?]orate Council was held at Glen Innes, there being in attend[?]nce several delegates representing…
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FOLLOWING are the polling places gazetted for the Bingara electorate:—Abington, Baker's Creek, Balala, Bal dersleigh, Barraba, Bell's Swamp,…
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SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon.—The by election for Wollondilly rendered necessary by the death Mr. M'Court (a Liberal), took place on Saturday, with the following…
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THE State Parliament was opened on Tuesday by (he Governor, Sir Gerald Strickland. The Governor's Speech, after…
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Mr. Morton, the new Speaker, was officially presented to the Governor at noon on Wednesday, being attended by the Sergeant-at-Arms and a…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Federal Government intends to make appointments to the inter State Commission before the Houses re-assemble. The Commission will…
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The State Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by the Governor, Sir Gerald Strickland, with the customary formalities, in the presence of a large…
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THE State Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by the Governor, Sir Gerald Strickland, with the customary formalities, in the presence of a large…
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The City Council met on Tuesday evening, when there wore present:— The Mayor (Aid. Kearney), Aldermen Lane. Glass, Watson Goldard, Hern,…
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Parliament was opened at noon on Tuesday by the Governor, Sir G. Strickland. The speech, after referring to the…
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A progress report on the inquiry into the allegations of duplicate votingat the Federal elections has been teceived from a number of divisions…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Arthur asked the Premier it in view of the spread of smallpox and the enormous loss to…
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"Praed one of the few poets who have ever sat at Westminster seems hardly to have been quite at home:—"In parliament I all my seat…
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UNDER the guidance of Mr. Speaker Morton the conduct of the business in Parliament House is rapidly returning to the method in operation before the…
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The New South Wales Legislative Assembly rose at 12.50 on Wednesday morning. All of the sitting was occupied by the passing of Supply for…
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THE current issue of "The Fighting Line," the official organ of Liberalism in New South Wales, has a further reference to Mr. R. J. Higgins, as…
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When the Assembly met on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Holman, Premier, moved that the Speaker be requested to forward to Lady Lyne the deepest…
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