Federal Parliament. the Senate
MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Senate further considered the Air Force Bill in connection with an amendment by Senator Millen (Tasmania) that the Bill be postponed…
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Politics & elections, 1921
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The South Australian Elections
If ever there was a general election which should bring satisfaction to genuine Australians it is that which took place in South Australia on Saturday…
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MELBOURNE.Friday.—The Senate adjourned till Wednesday immediately the House met…
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The ballot for the election of two councillors to represent C Riding in Kyogle Shire in place of Crs. Norman Johnston and H. Gibbins, who recently…
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Last night the Federal Government was defeated on a miction for adjournment by 32 votes to 30. A change of Ministry is not…
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LONDON, Thursday—De Valera, president of the Sinn Fein organisation, is opposing Sir Jas. Craig in the county Down Home Rule election…
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A general meeting of the Lismore Orchestral Society was held in the School of Arts on Wednesday evening last, the 10th inst., when the following were present:—Misses…
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ADELAIDE, Monday.—The final count of the South Australian elections gives the Liberals 25 members, Labor 16, Farmers and Settlers 4, and the Progressive Country…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Queen Contest Employers' Candidate Wins. Crowded House Views Coronation. £550 Raised in Thirty Days
Miss Nellie Joules (Employers' New State candidate) -- Votes 62,940; amount 262. Miss Vera Rea (Casino District New…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—The Senate adjourned till next day without transacting any business…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday.—The Senate further debated the Defence Act Amendment Bill. Debate Was proceeding at a late hour. The second reading of the Defence Act…
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The election just concluded in South Australia, emphasise the fact that the A.L.P. is in a authority in every Australian State…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The Bewdley byelcetion resulted:—Stanley Baldwin (Coalitionist) 14,587, Henry Mills (Labor) 1680. The election was due to Mr. Baldwin's…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Senate spent the morning on the Defence Bill. The second reading was agreed to in committee and progress reported. The Senate adjourned…
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LONDON, Friday.—Press reports have reached Lucerne of the dissolution of the Hungarian Parliament. It is probable that the elections will be fought on the dynastic…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →£25,000 Gift. Action in Parliament. Adjournment Moved. Melbourne
Mr. Frank Brennan, Labor member for Batman, moved the adjournment of the House of Representatives to-day to discuss the…
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The ballot for the election to fill the extraordinary vacancies in C riding of Kyogle Shire, caused by the resignation or Ors. Norman Johnston and H. W. Gibbins, concluded…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.—A recount of the poll for Albert-electorate gave the Farmers' party a seat. Twenty-five prize fat animalg sold at…
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LONDON, Monday.—The Ulster Unionist Leader (Sir James Craig) has issued a manifesto to the "loyalist electors of Northern Ireland," emphasising the vital necessity…
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Mr. Hughes was very emphatic in stating that Parliament Will have full opportunity to decide every matter of any moment to the Commonwealth on which the Conference…
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