State Parliament
The Council has negatived the second reading of the Shearers' Accommodation Bill by 11 to 12; but passed the second reading of the Block-holders and Defamation Bills…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Municipal By-Election. Nomination Day
Nominations for the vacancy in the Council, caused by the resignation of ex-Alderman McLeod, were declared by the Mayor, in the presence of a few ratepayers,…
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Sir,—I wish you to allow me space in your journal to refer to the reason of my withdrawal from the above contest. It has been stated that I am endeavouring to enter…
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In the Assembly, last night, the Premier announced a programme of about twenty-five measures for the remainder of the session. The Government intend to take a referendum…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour on Tuesday, and a long string of questions were at once put before the Premier and other Ministers…
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The balloting for the municipal vacancy caused by the resignation of ex-Alderman McLood, was held on Saturday. Several circumstances, chiefly that of the two…
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Mr. D. R. Hall brought up a subject which he had been previously unsuccessful in introducing on a motion for adjournment—viz., the delay in throwing open…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Bourke Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers on the above date at 8 p.m…
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Violent party feeling was shown over a bye-eleotion in Galway. Fights were prevalent, and one man was fatally stabbed…
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There is violent party feeling in Galway over the election to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons, caused by the succession of Hon. Martin Morris to…
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In the House of Representatives yesterday Sir W. McMillan said the tariff modifications having amounted to only a few haphazard remissions, there was no course open…
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The Shearers' Accommodation Bill has been restored to the business paper in the Council, and the Block-holders' Bill has passed through committee…
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In the Assembly last night, the Advenses to Settlers' Bill was read a first time. Mr. Crick explained that the measure provided for loans up to…
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THE Speaker took the chair at the usual hour on Tuesday afternoon. The Minister for Education, in answer to Mr. Webster, said that the subject of the…
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Sir George Turner's statement in the House of Representatives regarding the alterations in the duties is disappointing to the Opposition…
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Tho Legislative Assembly has passed tho Friendly Societies' Bill, the Closer Settlement Bill, and the Advances to Settlors Bill through Committee…
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The Shearers Accommodation Bill was restored to the business paper in the Legislative Council. In the Assembly the Friendly…
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Mr. D.R. HALL (Gunnedah) : As the Committee has already taken up nearly an hour in considering the case of a poor old Portuguese gentleman and his claim to a…
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Mr. Arthur Lynch, who has been elected for the Galway seat in the House of Commons, in an interview at Paris, said that he was a Home Ruler and not a revolutionist…
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Colonel Lynch, elected to represent Galway in the House of Commons, has been warned by his friends that if he comes to England he will be arrested for…
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