Parliament. Sydney
IN the Assembly Mr. Russell Jones gave notice that, ia the opinion of the House, considering the depression existing in the colony generally and the numerous…
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Politics & elections, 1896
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N.s.w. Parliament. Sydney
Another big engagement under the Government has been given to Mr. Curnow, whose very heavy charges in the Dean and Coal Mines Commissions was the cause of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Mock Parliament. an Attack of the Civil Service Commission. Mr. Sibthorpe's Bill
ON Friday there was great life at the meeting of the Mock Parliament. There were present:—[?] Bowers, J. Mackins, Cox, G. A. Griffin, E. G…
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TO-NIGHT was private member' night in the Assembly. It was promised on behalf of the Government that a Friendly Societies Act Amendment-Bill should be introduced…
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In the Assembly this was private members' night. It was promised on behalf of the Government that a Friendly Societies Amending Bill should be introduced this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. the Factories Bill. Sydney
IN the Legislative Council to-day the Mining Act Amendment Bill, reducing the price of and extending the privileges under miners' rights, was restored to the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The American Election. the "Boy Orator." London, July 15
The split in the Democratic party over the selection of Mr Bryan, the "Boy Orator of Nebraska," by the Chicago Contention as the candidate of the party for the Presidency is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Unregistered Marriages. Question Asked in Parliament a Characteristic Reply
From the Press reports of the Parliamentary proceedings on Wednesday evening we (Sunday Times) gather that the Colonial Secretary, in answer to Mr Dacey, said that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wool Classers. Three Successful Wagga. Candidates
AT the recent examination in wool-classing held in connection with the Technological College, Sydney, it is gratifying to note the success of threo Waged candidates. These…
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In the Assembly tonight Mr. Rose asked the Premier when he inientcd to withdraw the comparison of prices of Victoriau and Now South Wales stores published by him,…
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THE 'following have been appointed members of a board to confer with the Minister for Works and to collate and determine the particulars necessary for persons desirous of…
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Mr Chanter moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to the delay in the Lands Department in not declaring the necessary roads open for traffic…
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IN consequence of the pressure of business, the obstructive tactics of the Opposition and the near approach of the end of the Parliamentary session, which, according to present…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Imperial Parliament. Winding Up the Session. Bills to Be Abandoned. London, July 21
In consequence of the pressure of business, the obstructive tactics of the Opposition and the near approach of the end of the Parliamentary session, which, according…
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IN the Council to-day the consideration in committee of the Dentists' Registration Bill was concluded. The bill to extend the franchise to the…
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AT the recent examination in wool-classing held in connection with the Technological College, Sydney, it is gratifying to note the success of three Wagga candidates. These…
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IN the Assembly to-night there was practically nothing of importance done, the night being spent in discussion on the appointment of select committees. The House refused…
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The first business in the Assembly to-night was the motion by the Premier for the suspension of the standing orders, in order to permit the passing of a three months Supply…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →N.s.w. Parliament. the Budget Debate. Sydney
The Assembly sat all night taking part in the financial debate, there being no adjournment for breakfast this merning. Mr M'Millan spoke for two hours, strongly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament. Financial Statement. Attacked by Mr. M'millan. Sydney
IN the Council to-day the Supply Bill was passed through all its stages. Duriug the discussion several members severely condemned the system of keeping public…
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