Our Sydney Letter. Sydney, Saturday. PARLIAMENT
THE events of the last week go to show that history is about to repeat itself, and that Mr. Carruthers will hold office by the grace of the Labour party, as Sir John See…
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Politics & elections, 1904
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The Federal Parliament. North Sea Outrage. Cable to the British Government
When the House of Representatives met on Friday morning, the following resolutions proposed by the Premier (Mr. Reid), and seconded by Mr. Watson, were carried:—…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Federal Parliament. Mr. Ewing on the Sugar Question
Speaking on the Treasurer's Budget, Mr. Ewing said:—I should not have spoken upon the present occasion but for the fact that the question of sugar has been made a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Federal Parliament. Reference to the Sugar Bounty. the Committee to Further Consider the Estimates
On the Department of Trade and Customs Estimate, Mr. Watson said that more care was required in the payment of bounties on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Sydney Letter. Sydney, Monday. Parliament
THE Premier keeps Parliament busy with financial legislation. Although his knowledge of the subject, except in its political bearings, is not…
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The debate was resumed on the motion by Senator Givens (Q.)—"That in the opinion of this Senate it is desirable an necessary, in the beat interests of the…
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THE course of Parliament has been ruffled by some stormy scenes. The Labour party attempted to stonewall the Centenary Park Bill because it…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Late Election
MR. C. A. LEE, M.P., writing from Sydney to the editor of the EXPRESS, states:—My attention has been directed to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →State Parliament. Sydney Harbour Rates Bill
The Premier having obtained the suspension of the Stauding Orders for the purpose of passing a Harbour Kates Bill No. 2 through all its stages in one day, explained that the bill…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Tax on Titles. Proposal in the Federal Parliament
There was considerable amusement in the House of Representatives on Friday, when Mr. O'Malley gave motice of a motion for December 8 in favor of taxing…
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