The Labor Party and Municipal Elections
Of the making of platforms there is no end. Yet the tendency is to increase rather than to diminish them. It is pretty certain that at the January…
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Politics & elections, 1895
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Adelong Day by Day. Our Local Parliament
A meeting of the Progress Committee was held on Thursday last. There were present— Messrs. Arragen (in the chair), Merryful, T. Crain, Witts, Purcell, Powell, Madew,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Pith of Parliament. What Our Legislators Are Doing. Sydney
The Premier intends to make a statement in the Assembly to-morrow in regard to the business to be proceeded with before the close of the session. The Government are determined…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →N.s.w. Parliament. Land and Income Taxes Bill. Sydney
In the Assembly, Mr. Perry asked the Minister of Justice—1. [?] his attention had been directed to the admission of Sir Julian Salamons that he, knowing the guilt of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. Taxation Proposals. Debate in the Council. the Conference Report Adopted. Sydney
IN the Council to-day Mr. Want moved the adoption of the report of the conference of both Houses on the Land and Income Taxes Assessment Bill. He said that the adoption…
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Democracy has captured the Legislative Assembly with a rush. But the "proputty" vote is evidently not so readily amenable to democratic influences as manhood suffrage…
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IN the Council the Municipalities Act Amendment Bill conferring the municipal franchise on tenants was rejected. The third readings of the Land Tax Bill,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.s.w. Parliament. the Taxation Bills Finally Passed. Sydney
In the Council the Municipalities Act Amendment Bill, conferring the Municipal franchise on tenants, was rejected. The third readings of the land tax bill, the Income Tax…
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IN the Council to-day a message was received from the Assembly agreeing with the amendments to the Land Tax, Income Tax, and Customs Duties Abolition Bill, but…
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In the Assembly Mr. Neild had a complaint to make, that important official documents, after serving their purpose, were sold as waste paper. There bad come to his…
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THE Assembly rose at 5.30 this morning. Mr. Millen moved to omit the item of £25,000 to enable the Railway Commissioners to further reduce the rates for the…
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In the Council the Legal Profession Amalgamation bill was rejected on the second reading by 19 to 6. Dr. Garran moved the second reading of…
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in the Legislative Council, A message was received from the Legislative Assembly, stating that that Cham[?] had agreed to the Council's amendments…
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BESIDES a number of private bills, as many as possible of which will be passed next week, and nearly 90 motions, none of which will probably be touched, there are (says…
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In the Assembly this afternoon, Mr. Rose asked, without notice, whether there was any truth in the rumor that the Government intended to ask the House to…
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ON Tuesday night starting rumors were circulated in Parliament regarding a proposal which it was said had been made to the Government by, or at the instance of, Mr. M'Millan,…
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APART from the Dean case, the business in Parliament this evening consisted largely of an interchange of messages between the two Houses…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →President Cleveland's Message. an Election Man[?]ceuvre. London, Dec. 18
The United States press is by no means unanimous in its approval of President Cleveland's message to Congress, in which he adopted a distinctly bellicose attitude…
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