Telegrams. Sydney, Friday. Federal Parliament
A GOOD deal of interest is evinced in the censure debate, owing to Messrs. Groom and Skeen, both Victorian Protectionists, declaring their…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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The Condobolin Election. to the Editor of the Dubbo Dispatch
SIR,--In order to give the electors of Condobolin at the western end some idea of the exact state of affairs. I wish to do so through the columns of your widely read paper, which I know spreads…
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The Council made further progress with the Arbitration Bill, and it is expected the measure will pass through committee to-night…
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Sir,—A Mr. Alt. G. Stoneman, the proprietor of that widely circulated journal "The Peak Hill Common weal" is much exercised in his mind lest Mr…
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The Legislative Council has passed the Industrial Arbitration Bill through Committee. The Assembly has passed the Estimates for the Mines and Agricultural Departments…
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When the Assembly met on Tuesday, the galleries were crowded in anticipation of some excitement over the Norton broach of privilege. Formal business having been tranacted, at…
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Mr. O'Sullivan declared that many of the public service regulations were absurd to the verge of stupidity, and added that the sooner the Public…
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SIR,--Last week I wrote you on this subject, and I was glad to see that you had no objection to giving publicity to the facts in connection with the case, as known to us. In this letter I…
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Mr. D. R. Hall: I desire to make a personal explanation, which should have been made on Tu[?]sday afternoon, but I trust…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held on tho above date. Present: The Mayor and Aldermen Donoboe, Faithfull, S. O. Davis,…
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Mr. P. Clara has been re-elected for Condo- bolin…
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The majority of the returns for the Condoblin election are in. The polling is: Stewart 763, Clara 713. Returns from nine polling places have yet to…
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Nominations for the vacancy in the Council, caused by the resignation of Alderman McLeod, closed on Monday night, the following names being given in:—J. F. Walker,…
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The final figures in connection with the Condobolin election were received last night, and give a majority of 7 to Mr. P. J. Clara, who wag unseated on the petition of Mr…
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About 200 people assembled al the Club Hotel on Monday night to hear Mr. J. F. Walker expound his views on the various questions of the day. Mr. A. Wilkins took…
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The Kanaka Bill and the Property Acquisition Bill have passed in Committee in the House of Representatives, without material amendment…
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AFTER the usual crop of questions had been asked in the Assembly on Tuesday, Mr. D. K. Hall moved the adjournment of the House for the purpose of calling attention to the need for…
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The Assembly has pissed the whole of the estimates in chief. It is again rumoured that the Government intend to appoint…
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Now that the Estimates are practically completed, the Government intend to push forward a quantity of business in the Assembly next week…
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The Federal Labor party unanimously decided to vots solidly for a reduction of the duties to the extent of £1 168,000. They considered that…
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