Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly to-night replying to a question Mr. Lyne said that no funds were available for the destruction of the Bathurst burr and Scotch thistle on reserves, but…
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Politics & elections, 1892
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N.s.w. Parliament. Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly, after the preliminary business had been disposed of, the House resumed committee work on the Industrial Disputes Conciliation Bill…
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In the Assembly to-day there were only four questions on the business-paper, two of which were postponed, the other two having reference to the Cooma Warden and Land…
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THE Treasurer tabled the loan estimates of the Government in the Assembly to-night, The amount of the estimates is £1,414,568, Of this £18,600 is for military works,…
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In the Legislative Assembly the Hunter River District Water Supply and Sewerage Bill, the Balaclava and Tarrawingee Tramway Hills, the Hay Irrigation Bill, and the…
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IN the Legislative Assembly the supplementary estimates were debated in Committee early this morning. Mr. Murphy moved the omission of an…
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The sitting of the Legislative Assembly which commenced on Thursday evening did not terminate until 11 a.m. on Friday. The additional…
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IN the Legislative Assembly to-day the Courts of Conciliation and Arbitration Bill was received from the Council with amendments, the consideration of which was made…
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In the Assembly several bills received from Council with amendments were assented to. The Conciliation Bill was returned with amendments…
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In the Legislative Council, the Loan Bill, the Judical Offices Bill and the Newcastle Water and Sewerage Bill passed their final stages. The Trades Conciliation and…
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In the Legislative Country the Loan, Bill, the Judicial Offices Bill, and the Newcastle Water and Sewerage Bill passed their final stages. The Trades Conciliation and…
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THIS week closes the term of the session of Parliament for 1891 which was opened on 14th July last, with the Parkes Government in power. That Government…
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In the Assembly to-night, replying to questions, Mr. Barton stated that the Government had made no representations to Queensland with regard to the proposal to…
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The Governor prorogued Parliament at noon to-day until 10th May. The Speech amongst other subjects addressed the members as follows:— I, with much satisfaction,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Prorogation of Parliament. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
In the Legislative Assembly tins morning the Minister for Mines and Agriculture said that it public business will permit, he will, early next session, bring in a bill to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Telegrams Closing of Parliament. The Governor makes a nice Little Speech. The Good Effects of Protection acknowledged. Sydney
The Governor prorogued Parliament at noan to-day, until May 10:h, During the speech, amongst other subjects, his Excellency addressed members…
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A revolt and nothing less! A revolt against Territonalism; against the whole system of land monopoly and black labor slavedom in Queensland is the election of Tom Ryan, late…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Natural Wages. an Electioneering Incident. (To the Editor of the W. W. Express.)
Sir, When I was a candidate for the Upper Hunter electorate last year, after I had addressed a meeting at Aberdeen, a small village not far from the Stewart's…
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SIR,—"When I was a candidate for the Upper Hunter electorate last year, after I had addressed a meeting at Aberdeen, a small Tillage not far from the Stewart's Brook…
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In the Assembly Mr. Hoolan moved the adjournment to refer to several grievances. The debate became general. Mr. Ryan asserted that, despite the agreement arrived…
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