Federal Parliament. Sydney
Yesterday in the House of Representatives Mr. Deakin gave notice that he would to-day move that the Government merited censure for its failure to…
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Politics & elections, 1912
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Opening of the Federal Parliament. The Governor's Speech
The Federal Parliament was opened on Wednesday by the Governor-General, who, in the course of his speech, said revenue from the Customs and excise,…
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From an old time paper we learn that in 1876 Dubbo was included in the Mudgee electorate, and in that year Rouse and Piggott were candidates for…
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The New Zealand Parliament opened yesterday. The programme includes prevention of the aggregation of land holdings, increased graduated land tax,…
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The Democratic contest in connection with the Presidential campaign is becoming more confused. The general belief is that a "dark horse" will…
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The Ministers held a Cabinet meeting on Friday morning, and dealt with various bills, and in other ways made preparations for the Governor's speech…
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The preparing of a business paper for the next session is still keeping Ministers busy. It is expected that a rough draft will be submitted to a…
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The usual fortnightly meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Bourke was held at the Council Chambers on Monday evening last…
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The Queensland Parliament was offi[?] opened by the State Governor on Wednesday. In the Governor's speech reference was made to the general…
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A tidal wave of indignation and protest, anent the building of the Federal Capital at Yass-Canborra, is sweeping through every town in Victoria. In…
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The "writ" in connection with the election of a Councillor to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Cr. William Cummins has been issued…
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An extraordinary election to fill the vacancy in the Talbragar Shire Council, caused by the resignation of Councillor, W. Cummins, will take place on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Candidate for Ashburnham
Although the Forbes branch of the Farmers and Settlers' Association derided some time ago to support the candidature of Mr. Arthur Grimm at…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Workers' Candidates. New Fighting Fund. (By O. LOCKER-LAMPSON, M.P., in the "Daily Express.")
Many are the inquiries about, and considerable the interest in, the movement for promoting the candidature of Unionist working men, and it is…
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The nineteenth annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association was opened in Sydney on Monday. Mr. Robert Patten (President) was in the…
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The conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association continued the discussion on the motion by Mr.F. McCrae (Cudgellico).—"That all Farmers…
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The State Parliament will be officially opened to-morrow. The Governor's speech, it is expected, will be a long one, and will make reference to…
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The State Parliament was opened this morning. His Excellency's speech stated that operations during the financial year just…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening Of Parliament. a Plesthora of Bills. Alluring Political Menu. Full of Political Indigest Ibles. Sydney
The State Parliament was opened by Lord Chelmsford at noon to-day. The weather was wet. The Governors speech, contrary to…
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