N. S. W. Parliament. Sydney
The Legislative Council this evening agreed to the second reading of the bill to allow judges of the Supreme Court to hear civil cases without juries, except where desired by…
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Politics & elections, 1893
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Municipal Election. the Nomination
THE Mayor, as returning-officer, punctually to the appointed time on Monday at noon, publicly read at the Town ball the nominations which bad been received of…
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SEVEN seats were contested at the Parliamentary elections on Saturday, but two of those—Warrego and Mitchell—were so close that later returns may yet alter the results…
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The Assembly sat all night considering the Current Accounts Release Bill. Several important amendments were made in the measure, upon the motion of Mr. Barton…
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In the Legislative Council today the Current Accounts Depositors Bill, dealing with the current accounts balances locked up in the suspended banks, which were passed…
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IN the Legislative Council to-day the Current Accounts Depositors Bill dealing with the current accounts balance locked up in the suspended banks, which was passed by the…
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FRIDAY was polling day here for the vacancy iu the council, and a little activity was shown iu the afternoon in plying for votes; and a well known townsman created some…
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At the meeting of the Cabinet to-day it was decided that the present session of Parliament be closed on Friday week. Subsequently the Premier stated in the Assembly…
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IN the Assembly to-night Sir George Dibbs made a Ministerial statement. He said that the session would close on Friday week. To-night a small additional Estimate on the…
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THE Assembly sat until a quarter to 3 this morning dealing with minor bills. The Council's amendments in the Vine Diseases Bill were agreed…
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The Appropriation Bill was put through all its stages, along with the Loan Bill, by the Assembly before it rose this morning. The Legislative Council to-day also put…
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A meeting of farmers and others interested in agricultural matters was held on Saturday afternoon at the Pastoral Hotel, Wagga, at which the following were present:—Messrs…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. This is true liber[?] when freeborn men, Having go advise[?] public, mayspeak free." Milton. Tuesday, June 6, 1893. Parliament and the Electoral Act
IT is the expressed intention of the Government to bring the session to a close on Friday next, and it need scarcely be said the public will…
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IN the Legislative Council to-night, the Loan Bill was debated at considerable length. Sir William Manning contended that…
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The Legislative Council has passed the Postal Bill, with slight amendments. An attempt was made to alter the date of the commencement of the Act from July 1st to…
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BEFORE the Assembly rose this morning the Villgae Settlement Bill was taken through committee and reported, with amendments, the report adopted, and the third reading…
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Friday, May 26: The question before the House was the Address in reply. The attack from the Labour ranks was led by Mr. Hoolan, It did not show very…
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Before the Assembly rose this morning the Village Settlement Bill was taken through committee and reported, with amendments, the report adopted, and the third reading…
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The Legislative Assembly sat till 5 o'clock on Saturday morning discussing the Menindie Irrigation Bill, over which the House got into a peculiar tangle. The Minister of Lands…
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IN the Assembly to-day it was agreed without debate that the House, at its rising tonight, should adjourn until to-morrow morning for the prorogation…
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