Federal Parliament. Sydney, Thursday. the Senate
In the Senate the debato on the second reading of the Bounties Bill was continued by Sir J. Symon and Messrs. Lynch and Givens, and was then further adjourned…
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Politics & elections, 1907
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Prorogation of Parliament. Royal Satisfaction. Lord Milner's Indictment. Government's Bad Policy. London
Parliament was prorogued by Commission. The Royal speech expressed the King's deep satisfaction over the meeting of the…
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SIR,—I cannot let the editorial published in your contemporary of 28th instant pass without protest as to its absolute unfairness re Mr. Lee's attitude on the temperance…
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In the Senate the second reading debate on the Bounties Bill was contmued by Messrs. Pearce, Chattaway, Findlay, and St. leger, and was further adjourned…
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MANY electors both male and female, not only in the Tenterfield Electorate, but throughout the whole of the State, are concerned in no small degree on…
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Sir,—In certainquarters efforts have been made to prove that the Hon. J. Perry has been inconsistent in regard to certain support, and as there is an effort made to…
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The po[?]cy of the Liberal Party, as announced by advertisement in this issue, is one which must command the approval of all who desire to secure good sound…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Queensland. Petition Against Election. Brisbane
At the Supreme Court to-day an application was made on behalf of Mr. P. J. Leahy who at the recent election was defeated for the Warrego Electorate to fix a time of…
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There was only a moderate attendance of those interested at the announcement of the nominations for the electorate of Rous at noon yesterday by the divisional…
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DEBATE resumed from 1st August, on motion by Mr. Hughes— That, in order to effectively defend the Commonwealth against possible enemies,…
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The classification is as follows:—S. Lib. (selected liberal); S. Lab (selected Labour); [?](Independent); [?].Lab. (Independent Labour); Pro. (Progressive).)…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Elections. Rous Electorate. Mr. Hindmarsh at Eureka
There was a good attendance at the meeting addressed by Mr. G. T. Hindmarsh at Eureka on Wednesday evening. Mr. A. Johnson. J.P., was voled to the…
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In the House of Representatives Mr. Chapman, in reply to Mr. Johnson, said he was not aware that any carriers' licenses had been cancelled in connection with the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Polling Day. Question of Half-holiday. Government Officers to Close at One O'clock. Sydney
The Premier this afternoon referred to the question of milking polling day a half-holiday. Arrangements, he said, are made that Government offices will close at one…
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JOHN NORTON has been nominated for the Darling Harbor seat. There are six candidates. Arthur Griffiths (Sturt), Alfred…
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In Chambers to-day the Chief Justice fixed September 24th as the date for hearing the petition of the Labour candidate against the return of Messrs. Paull and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Federal Parliament. Budget Discussion Continued. Bounties Bill in the Senate. Navigation Commission's Report. Melbourne
In the House of Representatives Sir W. J. Lyne moved that the private members time be taken by the Government, and after considerable discussion the motion was…
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ON Tuesday next, the electors of the Richmond will be called upon to exercise the glorious principle of the franchise, and to select a candidate…
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In the Senate after a few unimportant questions the Senate went into committee on the [?] Bill, the clauses of which were passed and the schedule just reached…
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As far as present indications point (says the "Evening News"), the Liberal and Reform party, with Mr. Carruthers at its head, will come back from the elections stronger…
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