N.s.w. Parliament
The Assembly has agreed to the construction of a line of goods railway to Darling Island, at the estimated cost of £813,000. The House has approved of the introduction of a bill to…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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A. M. A. Elections
The following nominations have been received for the various offices in the A.M.A.:—President—G. Foreman,…
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In the Assembly last night, leave was given to introduce the Second Ballot Bill by 31 votes to 10. The second reading was fixed for tonight. The Clerical Workers' Bill and Fisheries…
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The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Municipality of Bourke was held on Monday night last. Present: His Warship the Mayor, and…
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THERE was an excellent attendance at the Protestant Hall on Monday evening to hear the opening address of the campaign on the part of the Liberal candidate, Mr. James Burns…
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It is impossible under the exigencies of time and space to more than briefly refer to the speech in which Mr. James Burns opened his campaign in the…
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The present Parliament expires on September 26. The writs must be issued within four clear days from that date, and polling day will be on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Macquarie Election. Mr. Peters, M.l.a., in Wellington
An address in support of the Labor platform and the candidature of Mr. T. H. Thrower for the Macquarie was delivered in the Oddfellows Hall on…
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It is proposed to introduce legislation in the Federal Parliament to make opium smuggling an i[?]diotable [?]. In the House of Representatives, Mr. F[?]…
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When the Assembly resumed this morning, Mr. Leo moved the second rending of the bill to make provision with respect to acquisition of land for irrigation and other purposes in…
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In the Legislative early on Wednesday, morning, Mr. Carmichael told Mr. Wood that he did not understand what the Fire Brigades Bill was about. Mr. Wood took…
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THE Assembly passed the Second Ballot Bill through all stages. A bill to prevent the [?]titions in[?]tion of the price of land required in connection with the Barren Jack irrigation…
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There was a large audience in the Oddfellows' Hall on Friday evening, when Mr. James Burns, the selected Liberal candidate for the Macquarie…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Western Herald and Darling River Advocate. Wednesday, August 24, 1910. the Dissolution of Parliament
This week the Parliament of 1909-10 expires of effluxion of time, and it is worth while to review shortly some of the measures that have been passed…
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It is understood that the State elections will be hold not later than October 28h, and that the new Parliament will assemble about the 20th November…
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In the House of Representatives, Mr. Higgs (Queensland), moved for a Royal Commission to inquire into the Australian sugar industry, He likened the Colonial Sugar Company to…
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It may not be generally known that in the Amending Electoral Act,.passed by Parliament last week, a very important change was made, it being…
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Notwithstanding the fact that the Darling electorate has for years been considered irretrievably lost to the Liberals and a safe Labor seat, the…
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IN opening his speech at Chatawood the other evening, the Premier announced than the date of the State elections would be the 14th of October. This is a week earlier than the date previously…
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Mr. Wade made his policy speech in view of the general elections at Ohatswood on Tuesday evening. We take the following points from an utterance…
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