Question Is Parliament
When the Legislative Assembly met to-day, Mr. M Gowen leader of the Oppotion, asked, without notice, if the Premier…
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Politics & elections, 1905
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The State Parliament
Thy second session of the twentieth Parliament of the State has commenced. The prospects of it proving useful are bright, though a. slight rift…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Parliament the Governor's Speech. No-confidence Motion. Sydney
The second session of the twentieth Parliament was opened to-day. There was a large attendance, ladies, as usual, monopolising nearly the whole of…
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The State Parliament was opened by communion, on Tuesday, with the usual coremonics. The Speech from the Throne was read…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The State Parliament. Mr. M'gowens Censure Motion. the Government Confident. Sydney
The Government is sanguine that it will have a substantial majority on the consure motion, although it is rumoured that most of the Waddell party intond to…
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In the Assembly last night the debate on the address was resumed. it is not expected to finish before the and of next week. The Labor…
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Owing to the indisposition of Sir Frederick Darley, Lientenant-Governor Parliament was opened by Commission. The speecg was read by the Hon F…
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The State Parliament was opened by Commission on Tuesday. The programme of the session as outlined in the Governor's speech…
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In the assembly Mr. McGowen moved a general vote of censure upon the Government. The debate was adjourned till to-night. It is not…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday night, Mr George gave notice that he would move on the following day that the house resolve itself into…
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The debalt on the censure motion was resumed this evening in the Legislative Assembly. Mr. Edden opened, and had a good…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pastures Board. the Coming Election
ALL the candidates—seven in number—nominated for the three vacancies on the Gundagai Pastures Board have decided to allow the ratepayers to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →South Australia. Lessons of the Elections. Position of Parties
Although the elections are over, and the results are known, things political are still in a state of chaos. The position of parties has been variously stated by the different dailies in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →A Set-Back to Labour. Queensland By-election Brisbane
The by election for a member of the Assembly for Burrum in the room of Mr. Martin (labourite), deceased, took place on Saturday. The returns thus far give…
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Tumnt end of the Gundagai Pastures Protection Board district want to troop the pool and run in three more director from their corner at the coming election…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-night on the motion for adjournment. Mr. M. Garry asked the Minister for [?] in the absence of the Premer whether…
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In the Legsia[?] Assembly to-day Mr. Levion gave notice that the would move that Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan be Chairman of Committees for the cnsning session…
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In the legislative Assembly to-day. Mr. Levien gave notice that he would move that Mr. E. W. O'Sullivan be…
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THE second session of the present Parliament threatens to be a tedious one in its early stages. The Government have shown that they have the…
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