The Meeting of Parliament
PARLIAMENT has once more assembled, and the Parliamentary new year has begun. Those who look for any phono-menal or extraordinary improvement in…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Parliament of N.S. Wales. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
It is rumoured that the Government intend to disband the two Richmond River troops of the Cavalry Regiment and Cadet Lancers. Mr.'Molesworth's motion against the…
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THE retrenchment scheme includes a progressive income tax of 4d to 10d in this £ 1, and a 5 per cent, reduction on all salaries over£ 200 per annum On Wednesday in the Assembly the Premier…
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Sir'Julian Salamous has retired from the Milistry in consequence of failing health and not bening in sympathy with the Government for some time past with regard to cartain measures of policy and…
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The Premier moved:—" That this House go into committee to consider the expedieney of bringing in a bill to regulate the, immigrations of persons of the Asiatic raoes, to provide for the regulation of…
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The Motion of Cansure was negatived by a majority of 60 to 57. [?] [?]m…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Municipal Elections Nominsties Day
TUEES was a large attendunce of ratepayer at the Counil Chambers yesterday to hear the views of the candidates for Muuicipil bonors.— The MAVOR, an Ruturning Officer, and presided,and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Recent Doings in Parliament. Fight for Place and Power. Government Victory
REFERRING to the debate on the censure motion moved by Sir Henry Parkes, last Saturday's S. M. Herald says:—As we generally anticipated, the discussion on Sir Henry…
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TOMORROW (Saturday), ratepayers will be willed upon to elect two aldermen in place of the retiring ones. It is not our intention to say anything as to the…
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A[?]argoly-attended meeting of the Opposition was held Wednesday afternoon. It was unanimously decided that Mr. Reid should retain the position of leader. Sir Henry Parkes, who was present, put…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Aorthern Star. Saturday Morning, 11th FEBRUARY, 1893. the Municipal Election
IT devolves upon ratepayers to-day to elect three aldermen for the term of three years, and it is an indication of the interest taken in municipal goyerment here that we have seven candidates…
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NOTWITHSTANDING the incessant heavy rains of Saturday, great interest was manifested in the elections. The different candidates had hooded vehicles plying in thier interests throughout the…
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Saturday last was anything but a pleasant day for ratepayers to turn out to record their votes, for wind and rain had entire charge. Ratepayers throughout the day could be seen…
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In the Assembly, in reply to Mr. Nicoll, the Minister for Works said that two steam cranes had been ordered from England some months ago for the Richmond River…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the council was called for Wednesday evening last for the purpose of electing the Mayor for the ensuing year. Present—Aldermen Barrio (in the chair), Coleman, Exton,…
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IN the Assembly on Wednesday, in reply to a question asked by Mr. McFarlane, as to whether the Government would consider the advisability of sending a competent engineer…
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In the Assembly, in reply to Sir Henry Parkes, the Premier said he did not contemplate to reconsider the abolition of the office of Director-General of Forests…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Parliament of N: S. Wales. [By Thlegraph.] Sydney, Tuesday Night
In the Assembly to—night a number of private bills passed their final stages The Electoral Bill was received form the Legislative Council with amendments. Its…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Flood Escape Proposal. a Trifling Cost. Mr. M'Mordie Favourable to the Evans River Scheme. the Matter Before Parliament. Sydney
The following telegram was received by us yesterday from Mr. T. C. Lodge, J.P., of Lismore, who is now in Sydney :—"Messrs. Ewing and Perry have shown…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament of N. S. Wales. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
In the Assembly last evening a short and sharp discussion took place under a motion of adjournment moved by Mr. G. L. Clarke, drawing attention to the so called tyrannical…
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