Farmers' and Settlers' Association. Platform for Election
Land settlement to be paramount over revenue. 2. No bona-fide citizen be debarred from applying and balloting for land under…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Opening of Parliament
There was a lengthy meeting of the Federal Cabinet in Melbourne last night, the chief matter under consideration being the procedure at the opening of…
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Whatever significance attached the inauguration of the Commonwealth of Australia on January 1st, and great as was the international feeling…
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Parliamentary lawyers declare that the recommendation of tho Miners' Federation to strike in consequence of tho action determined on by the State to be an act of…
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BROKEN HILL—J. H. Cann. DARLINGTON—P. H. Sullivan. REDFERN—J. S. T. McGowen. Are you a Member of a Labor…
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AT a meeting of the Coolae branch of the Farmers and Settlers' Association on Saturday last, Mr. J. P. Sullivan mooted the question of the branches of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Capitalists Requisition. An Amusing Meeting. Did He Ever Hold a Shearer's Ticket. The Candidate's Temper downs him
PERHAPS one of the most amusing gatherings ever held in Temora eventuated (as Mr. Walsh says) on Monday evening. Mr. J. Thom occupied the…
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Elaborate preparations have been made for the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament to-morrow. At a meeting of members of both Houses…
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FIFTEEN thousand troops participated in yesterday's Royal procession in Melboarne, being the largest number over brought together in Australia…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening ef Federal Parliament a Brilliant Spectacle the Royal Procession. Intense Enthusiasm. an Enormous Attendance. the Duke of York's Speech. Melbourne
The weather in Melbourne to day was wintry Immediately the Exhibition Building opened its doors they were rushed by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →TELEGRAMS. Colonial. Opening of the Federal Parliament. Brilliant Function. Messages From. the King. Mr. Holder" Elected Speaker. Mr. Baker President of the Senate. Melbourne
The opening of the Federal Parliament yesterday. was a brilliant function. The streets were densely crowded. The Exhibition Building…
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Mr. Hector Lamond, THE WORKER'S representative in Melbourne, wires us to the following effect:—The Federal Labor Party met this (Wednesday) morning…
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With all the pomp and ceremonial befitting the occasion, the first Parliament at the Australian Commonwealth was opened by the Duke of Cornwell…
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The first Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia was opened at noon on Thursday by H.R H. the Duke of Cornwall and York. It was ceremonial greater, more…
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The fourth day of the Commonwealth celebrations opened unpromisingly as far as the weather was concerned, but it cleared up before 11 o'clock, and when the time…
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In connection with the State elections, the "S.M. Herald" says, there is every appearance that in the city and suburban constituencies a large number of candidates…
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BROKEN HILL—J. H. Cann. COONAMBLE—H. Macdonald. DARLINGTON—P. H. Sullivan. MOREE—W. Webster…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →THE Wagga Wagga Advertiser. "This is true liberly, when freeborn men, Having to advise the public, may speak free" Milton. Saturday, May 11, 1901. the Federal Parliament
As an historical event the opening of the Commonwealth Parliament in Melbourne will naturally take first place in the political anuals of…
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At present the State Parliament stands prorogued until to-morrow. At a meeting of the Executive to be held to-morrow a further propagation will be authorised until…
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