Parliament. Sydney
A TRIAL survey has been made for a railway from Nyngan to Cobar, a distance of 267 aad a quarter miles, and the Premier has promised to include a line from Culcairn to…
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Politics & elections, 1888
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Parliament. Sydney
THE agitation so persistently carried on against the plan of distribution proposed by the Bulli Relief Fund Committee was revived in the Assembly to-day, when the bill…
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IN the Assembly to-day, in calling attention to the agitation in Victoria concerning the action of the New South Wales Government [?] stopping net fishing in the Lower Murray,…
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IN the Assembly to-day it was decided not be send the pictures now hung in the Assembly Chamber to the Melbourne Exhibition. The matter was brought under notice by an…
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The Government propose to close the session by Friday week if possible, and with a view of pushing on business will ask the House to sit on Monday and Friday next week. The…
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IN the Assembly to day, after a short debate in which the necessity of introducing a Local Government Bill was strongly urged, the Land Tax Bill was read a third time…
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In the Assembly to-day, the Municipal Loan Bill passed the third reading. The Local Government Bill's second read ing was postponed until next Tuesday, when…
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IN the Assembly to-day an announcement by the Premier that the Government intended to arrange for a prorogation next Tuesday was received with every indication of…
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IN reference to the technical difficulty referred to by Mr. W. J. Lyne, that the railway proposals have to be reported on by the Commissioners—who have not yet been…
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IN the Assembly to-day messages were received from the Governor announcing his assent to the following bills:—Bankruptey Act Amendment Bill, Mining on School…
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THE word standing at the head of this article should be the synomyme for a body or assembly of gentlemen. What a piece of irony it is to apply it to the Legislative…
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THE long-expected and hoped for prorogation of Parliament, which took place at noon on Tuesday, occurred uuder conditions of an almost unique character. Up till almost the…
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GENERAL Benjamin Harrison was on June 25 nominated by the Convention as the choice of tho Republican party for the Presidential chair. Mr. Blaine…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wagga Police Court. Tuesday, Aug. 14. (Before the Police Magistrate.) a Vernon Candidate
Arthur Quay was charged with that, being under the age of 16 years, to wit, of the age of eight years, he was found wandering about, having no visible lawful means of…
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At the meeting of the Waterlon Council last Thursday evening the Mayor (Alderman Peter House) intimated thut he was a candidate for the vacancy in…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true liberty, when freeborn men, Having to advise the public, mayspeak free." Milton. Thursday, September 13, 1888. the Redfern Election
ANOTHER by-election has resulted in a victory for the Protectionists, which that party very naturally hail as a satisfactory indication'of the improved…
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Speaking lit Mr. W. J. Allen's meeting on Wednesday night. at W[?] Mr, Fletcher paid that Mr. Alien bad invariably supported protection, which be…
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The following gentlemen were appointed to their respective offices, who promised to do their utmost for the club's benefit:—Dr. Brown was first unanimously elected…
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Parliament opened to-day with the usual ceremony. The work of the session will be confined principally to financial business. Bills will be introduced to promote…
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THE following notices of motion of interest have been given for the present session of Parliament:— Mr. Carruthers to move—That this house…
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