Federal Parliament
The Electoral Bill came in for considerable handling in the House of Representatives during the week. The various clauses were discussed in committee and several…
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Politics & elections, 1902
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The Walesian Parliament
Mr. Arthur Griffith asked the Premier in the Legislative Assembly during the week whether he would bring in a Bill to have the sum now standing to the credit of the…
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A curious request was made early this week to Sir William Lyne, Minister for Home Affairs, by a number of members of the House of Representatives, in…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day, Sir John See, in reply to Mr. Levy, said that when the Government was called upon to act in connection with the rejection of the…
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The Logislative Assembly spent most of the sitting on the second reading of the Capital Punishment Abolition Bill. Mr. Haynes, who introduced the measure…
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The Legislative Assembly spent most of the sitting on the second reading of the Capital Punishment Abolition Bill. Mr. Haynes, who introduced the…
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The Tariff formed the chief topic for discussion in the House of Representatives during the past week. Mr. Kingston presented a petition from the New South Wales…
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The chief interest in State politics during the past week has been centred in the fate of the Women's Franchise Bill in the Upper House where the second reading of…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr. Broughton asked if the Government hart heard a report to the effect that the two men who committed the murder of Constable…
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Says Mr. Scobie, M.P.: —"I have known a teamster leave Broken Hill an who get £50 a ton for carrying fodder to Wileannia. He loaded one waggon with fodder…
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The legislative Assembly to-night spent nearly the whole sitting in discussing a resolution by Mr. Law, denouncing the action of the Australian Gaslight Company for…
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In the Legislative Assembly this afternoon. Mr. Edden asked the Premier if it was not desirable to recall the Export Agents…
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The State Treasurer has confirmed the rumour of the contemplated Government retrenchment. He says it is absolutely necessary to economise all round; that the…
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Since the final consideration of the Tariff, in. which the suggestions of the Senate were fully thrashed out, the time of the House of Representatives has been…
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Putting aside the fodder duties, on which there has been a. considerable amount of discussion in the State Parliament during the past week, the chief matter of interest…
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The Cape Colony Parliament was opened yesterday by the Governor, who announced the introduction of indemnity bills, covering the proclamation of…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night, Mr. Ashton moved, as a matter of urgent necessity, that the House should have an opportunity of…
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In the Cape Colony House of Assembly the indemnity bills covering all acts done under martial law and all unauthorised expenditure by the…
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The report of the Railway Commissioners for the year ending June 30 was presented to Parliament to-nighi. It shows the earnings of the railways as £3,668,686, and the…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night Sir John See, in reply to Mr. Levy, said the necessary alterations to the buildings secured for the State clothing factory…
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