State Parliament. The Governer's Speech
Parliament practically began the legislative work of the session yesterday. Members of the Assembly met at a quarter to 11 o'clock for the purpose of proceeding to…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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State Parliament
The Debate on the Address- in- Reply was continued by Messrs. Norton, Meaglier, Ashton, O' Sullivan, and Haynes, and further adjourned till Tuesday. It will probably extend…
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THE nineteenth Parliament of New South Wales was opened on Tuesday, but there was an absence of the usual display, the main business being the swearing in of members and the…
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Mr. St. John Brodrick, Secretary for War, during the course of the debate on the Array Reorganisation Bill in the House of Commons, stated that three army corps of…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Couucil was held on the Aldermen Donohoe, DAVIS, Lewis and Nash. MINUTES…
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THE Speaker took the chair in the State Assembly on Tuesday afternoon at the usual hour, after which there was a suspension of sitting while the Speaker, attended by the…
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The Woman's Franchise Bill and the Industrial Arbitration Bill, were introduced in the Legislative Assembly yesterday, and the House adjourned, there being insufficient business…
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G. B. McEwen, Hon. Secretary, Showground and Racecourse C’tee. Coonabarabran, Dear Sir,—I have your letter of the…
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THE Assembly met at the usual hour on Tuesday. Several members of the Elections and Qualifications Committee having been sworn-in, a…
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The British Parliament will prorogue on Saturday until the middle of January…
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Sir,—In justice to myself and to the readers of my correspondence published in recent issues of the "Gazette," I crave space in your valuable and widely circulated…
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Parliament was prorogued on Saturday. In the speech from the Throne the King said the relations of Great Britain with Foreign Powers continued…
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THE Assembly met at the usual hour on Tuesday afternoon, when a large number of questions were asked and replied to. In response to a query from Mr. McIntyre,…
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In the Assembly, the third reading of the Women's Franchise Bill was carried by 56 votes to S. Mr. W. P. Crick moved the second reading…
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At noon yesterday, the 23rd inst., the Returning Officer, Mayer W. H. Daniell, at at the Council Chambers, announced the nomination made for the purpose of filling…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers on the above date, the previous fortnightly meeting having lapsed…
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The Senate has reached clause 219 of the Customs Bill. The House of Representatives made good progress with the Postal Bill in Committee…
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In the Assembly Messrs. Hawthorne, McFarlane, McGowen, and Moore were elected members of the Works Committee. The Premier moved the second reading of…
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In view of the great importance attaching in this district to the question of the sale by auction of Crown lands, the following extract from Hansard should be read with…
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IN the Assembly on Tuesday, replying to a question put by Mr. Davis, to the Minister Lands, Mr. Bennett stated that the cost of the Land Appeal Court had been as follows :--1897…
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