N.s.w. Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly to-day leave was given to Mr. Murphy to introduce a bill to amend the Seamen's Law Consolidation Act. Mr. Dowell moved the adoption of the…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Female Voters Crowded the Polling Booths. the Returns Incomplete. Large Government Majority Promised. Auckland
"The general election held to-day throughout the colony were distinguished by their orderliness. The new just enfranchised female voters crowded to the polling booths,…
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AT a meeting of the Cabinet held on Monday afternoon the business before Parliament was discussed. As the Premier explained after the meeting, "We can't hold a Cabinet…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Parliament. the Bank Notes Issue Bill Passed by the Assembly. Sydney
IN the Assembly to-day leave was given to Mr. Murphy to introduce a bill to amend the Seamen's Law Consolidation Act. Mr. Dowell moved the adoption of the…
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AN Auckland telegram of Monday says:—The elections to be held to-morrow are causing intense excitement. It is generally believed the Government will obtain a good…
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IN the Council to-day, Mr. O'Connor, the Minister of Justice, said that it was a fact that he had accepted a retainer for Messrs, Proudfoot and Co, in their action igainst…
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Balmain Murphy obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the Seaman's, Law Consolidation Act. A bill to amend the Agreements Validation Act…
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In the Legislative Council the Electoral Act Amendment Dill was read a third time and panned. The Bank Notes Bill passed its second reading, was taken through committee…
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IN connection with the coming elections and the constituencies that different membors of the present House will seek to represent in the next Parliament, a good deal of interest…
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IN the Assembly to-day, the Vice-rega[?] assent was notified to the Junee Water Supply and Electoral Act Amendment Bills…
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In the Assembly the Stamp Duties Act Amendment Bill, the Crown Land Purchasers and Leases Validation Bill and the Mining on private property Bill were rend a third…
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On Wednesday, the 29th November, the adjournment of the House was moved by Crick, M.P., for the purpose of considering the action of the Railway Commissioners in employing Mr…
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In the Assembly to-day, a bill to amend the Seamen's Laws Consolidation Act and a measure relating to lead poisoning in mines were introduced and read a first time…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliament. Defeat of the Ministry. Right of Ministers to Take Briefs Against the Crown. Sydney
IN the Assembly this evening, Sir George Dibbs stated that there were 36 lepers in the lazaret at little Bay, 19 of whom were Chinese…
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THURSDAY.—Lee, M.P. for Tenterfield, moved the adjournment of the House after formal [?]usiness had been disposed of, to consider the doctrine laid down by Attorney-General Barron on…
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AT last the various churches are beginning to bring their influence to bear upon the work of purifying the political atmosphere. The council of the churches of New South…
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