Parliament of N. S. WALES. Sydney
In thu Assembly yesternight the debate on the Land Tax Bill was continued at some length. Mr. Copeland attempted to upset the measure on a point of order, but the point was ruled…
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Politics & elections, 1894
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Tweed Election. Murwillumbah
THE following is thE result of the above election:—Kelly,. 526; Garvin, 418; Murphy, 105; Buker, 1. DETERMINED SUICIDE.—A man named Daley…
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On Wednesday evening the Assembly resumed the consideration of the Estimates. Reductions of 10 per cent. were made in the salaries of the Clerk of the Executive Council and the President of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Northern Star. Saturday Morning, 8Th DECEMBER, 1894. The Result of the Tweed Election
THE electors of the Tweedhave returned Mr. J. B. KALLY as their member, and…
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THE new[?]dged legislators of N.S.W. have yet satisfied the country of their talent for s[?]tesmanship. There is nothing brilliant or [?]markably wise about the…
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In the Assembly the Bill to declare the flying-fox a noxious animal under the Pastures and Stock Protection Act passed all stages. The Estimates wore further oousiderod. The…
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The Assembly has passed the whole of the railway and other estimates, and the Loan Bill was carried through all its stages. In the afternoon Sir George Dibbs moved the…
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