Parliament. Sydney
IN the Assembly to-day Mr. Cameron moved the adjo[?]rnment of the House in order to discuss the explusion of himself and two other members from committee last week. Mr…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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N.s.w. Parliament. Sydney
In the Assembly to-day Mr. Cameron moved the adjournment of the House in order to discuss the expulsion of himself and two other members from committee last…
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WEDNESDAY's sittings in the Assembly, was continued all to-day, and the House is still sitting. The Estimates were all the time under discussion, and good progress was…
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The Assembly continued its Wednesday's sitting right through the night, and to-day is still sitting. The estimates have all the time been under discussion, and good progress has…
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Mr Meagher made a personal explanation with reference to the Dean case. Mr S. Smith brought up a bill to amend the Mining on Private Lands Bill, and the…
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IN the Assembly this afternoon the Premier, replying to Mr. M'Millan, said a full discussion, without any party feeling, would be allowed on the Federal Enabling Bill…
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In the Assembly, after Mr. Meagher's confession in the form of a statutory declaration, read by Mr. Crick, some private members' business was taken, a bill to protect native…
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As soon as the Speaker took the chair in the Legislative Assembly this afternoon Mr. Crick craved the indulgence of the House to make a personal statement regarding the…
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We have been requested to publish the following correspondence:— Rylstone, Oct. 4, 1895. Dear Sir,—…
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The returns so far give Mr. Fitzpatrick 391 votes and Mr. Wall 282. The result cannot be altered. PHILIP DIVISION…
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IN the Assembly to-day a motion was carried that a return be prepared of the value of all lands exempted from the Land Tax. Mr. O'Reilly made a personal explanation…
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The collapse of Mr. Meagber entailed his resignation for the Phillip Division of Sydney and and election of the liveliest character is in progress. The Government hoping to…
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IN the Assembly today notice was given of a Supply Bill for the month of October. Mr. Reid advanced the Federal Euabling Bill anothor preliminary stage Mr. Lyne,…
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Mr Copeland defeated Dr. Hodgson for Phillip Division by 120 votes. Friday. SMALL POX…
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The bye-elections are making very evident the real tactics of the Opposition. Their object is to oppose direct taxation, and especially direct taxation of a kind…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr M'Elbone moved for a return respecting the number of civil servants holding more than one office under the Crown, and the…
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In the Assembly to-day the Minister for Mines, in reply to Mr. Gormly, said he was aware that an inquiry was held before the Land Board at Wagga in respect to the…
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IN the Legislative Council to-day, the debate on the Land and Income Taxes Assessment Bill was resumed by Mr. Trickett. He and Messrs. Want, Davies,…
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IN the Legislative Council to-day the Land and Income Taxes Assessment Bill was considered in committee. Part I, of the measure dealing with the powers and functions…
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THE Mock Parliament of Gundagai has closed its first session. Throughout the past six months there have been sti[?]ing times in the chamber. How many ministries have risen and fallen we do not…
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