State Parliament
When the Assembly met on Tuesday afternoon a motion was carried declaring the seat of Canterbury vacant…
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Politics & elections, 1914
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To avoid Elections
The Premier last week approved the suggestion made by Mr. Wade respecting the vacancy in the Canterbury electorate caused by the…
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T[?] [?] for the Victorian S[?] was declared on Thursday in [?] the six labour candidates. Federal Ministe[?] [?] in Cabi[?] for…
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The first session of the sixth Parliament of the Australian Commonwealth opened yesterday. The Hon. C. McDonald (Q.) was elected Speaker of…
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The Federal Parliament was opened in Melbourne on Thusday. There was a large attendance of the general public. The Gorernor-General's speech…
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The Federal Parliament was opened in Melbourne on Thursday. The Governor-General's speech foreshadowed several measures, included in which…
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Mr. Joseph Cook, referring to the defeat of the Liberals at the recent elections, said that one of the factors was no doubt the statement put forth hy…
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In the state Parliament on Tuesday, Mr. Chafley asked the Premier whether some provision could not be made to provide trucks in order that…
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In the House of Representatives to-day the Minister for Customs told Mr. Charlton (N.S.W.) that he had issued a proclamation prohibiting the export…
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Practically the whole of to-day's sitting of Parliament was taken up in asking questions. Owing to the Government's decision to postpone the…
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The latest figures for the west Australian elections show that 16 Laborites and seven Liberals have been returned. All the other returns are…
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The result of the elections in West Australia is still uncertain, three returns have yet to come to hand. It is believed that the parties will be…
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Mr. P. P. Abbott, M.P., asked in the House of Representatives on Wednesday of last week: Will the Minister of Trade and Customs inform the…
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An official return of the number of votes recorded in the contested divisions for the House of Representatives at the Federal elections for the…
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In some respects (be Western Australian State elections are not of very much interest or importance to the people of New Sooth Wales, but apart…
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Mr. A. H. M'Arthur ("Armidale Chronicle") was unanimously elected to the position of President, succeeding Mr. Johnson, of Hay, who had…
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The Budget debate was continued in the Assembly last night and contrary to expectations was not concluded when the House was adjourned…
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Strong efforts are being made by the Federal Attorney-General (Mr.Haghes) to prepare sufficient business to enable both Federal Houses to sit…
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The two North West elections on which the fate of the Labor Ministry depends are now practically over. Underwood, the Labor member for…
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The House of Representatives spent & dull afternoon on Thursday discussing members' business. Mr. Glynn resumed the debate on…
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