Australian Parliament. SYDNEY
After the formal business had been dealt with yesterday, the Senate adjourned until next Wednesday, and the…
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Politics & elections, 1906
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Latest Telegrams Sydney, Saturday. Federal Parliament
The Federal Parlitment is to be asked for an expression of opinion upon the Danysz experiments…
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The Commonwealth Government has posted up at every Post Office in the Commonwealth a Notice, having reference to the approaching election…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Hughes moved a resolution that germs inimical to human and other animallife should be introduced for…
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IN the House of Representatives last week Mr. Webster asked the Minister of Home Affairs, upon notice--(1). Whether he is aware that hundreds of…
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The third session of the 20th Parliament of New South Wales was opened by his Excellency the Governor at noon to-day. More than ordinary interest…
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Parliament, was opened with the usual ceremony. The speech refers to the splendid position of State finances. The returns at the close of the…
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The Commonwealth authorities are pointing out the drastic character of the law in reference to purity of elections. The Commonwealth Electoral Acts, under the…
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In the Assembly Mr. Waddell advocated caution respecting the dispute among the Railway Commissioners…
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The Governor's speech delivered in the New Zealand parliament made no reference to the proposed legislation…
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Seeison 100 of the Common [?] Eleatoral (Amend[?]) Act. provides for units by post. The sections [?] as…
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THERE was a little scene in the Legislative Assembly at about half-past nine o'clock on Wednesday night last, during which Mr. Crick was removed from…
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As the outcome of the charges of alleged corruption made in Parliament of Tuesday night by Mr. Norton against Mr. Holman, the latter gentleman, in…
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The Political Labor League have selected Mr. Lawton, the president of the Tramway Union, to contest Surry Hills…
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Frank Pittock, the somewhat sensational Labor candidate for New England, is (says the Armidale "Chronicle") quite an Admirable…
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The date of polling for the Surry Hills election is fixed for the 21st instant. Nominations for the Cootamundra…
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Mr. Holman left last night for Cootamundra, to address the electors. Mr. Lucas, chairman of the Temora Shire Council, intends to contest the…
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In the "fifties," two sce[?]rers -- Irish[?]n, on a Lachian River station had a [?]logical discussion one Sunday afternoon as to "Which is the tr[?]…
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The following particulars regarding th[?] last election at Coo[?]mondrs may be interesting at the present time. The electorates itself i[?] is the southern…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr. G. A. Jones [?]rd the following questions BLANKETS SUPPLIED BY THE GOVERNMENT…
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