The State Parliament
The opinions of many members of the present parliament as elicited by the "Daily Telegraph" of recent date seem to be averse to a reduction in the…
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Politics & elections, 1900
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Doings In Parliament
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—Tuesday July 17. After various questions had been asked and answered, Mr. Rose moved:- "That in the opinion of this House the franchise…
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A MEETING for the election of officers was held at "Bodlondeb," Merrigang-street, the residence of the President, Mrs. Arthur Carter, on Wednesday afternoon. The President was in the chair. The…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, A numerously signed petition was presented by Mr. Hegue urging the amendment of the Early Cloning Act to enable news…
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At the by-election held on June 9b Mr. Sydney Smith was returned by a majority of five. The returns being Smith 527, Taylor 522. Owing to…
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Messages were received from the Legislative Council returning the Supply Bill without amendment, the attachment of Wages Bill with…
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Wellington, Friday.—The Premier announced in the House to-day that as soon as British manufactures were in a posit on to supply all the requirements of the colony…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, The House went into committee to further consider the Sydney Corporation Act…
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In the L[?]gislative Council, The further consideration in committee of the Darling Harbor Wharf's Resumption Bill was resumed…
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—Tuesday, Aug 21. Registration of Dentists' Bill. This important bill was further considered in committee…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Spence: I wish to ask the Premier if he is aware that the Queensland Parliament has before it a hill providing for Adult…
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In the Legislative Assembly, The Premier, in answer to Mr. Watkins, said he intended to lay the question of preventing members from holding seats in both…
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In the Legislative Assembly, The Sydney Harbor Trust Bill was further considered in committee. Clause 47 was amended so an to give the…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. E. M. Clarke moved the adjournment of the House for the purpose of calling attention to the number of house worked by…
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The House went into committee to consider the Legislative Council's amendments of the Sydney Corporation Amending Bill. The Premier said that he proposed to…
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Mr. Norton moved the adjournment of the House to call attention to a case in which a railway stationmaster had wrongfully used the "On Service" telegram for his own…
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On Wednesday last Mr. Fege[?], the Secretary for Mines and Agriculture, moved the second reading of a very highly commendable measure—The Miners' Accident Relief Bill…
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—Tuesday, 18th September 1900. The Indecent Publications Act Amendment Bill was read the third time and…
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THE Queen on the 17th inst. signed the proclamation constituting the Australian Commonwealth. A cable was received on Tuesday stating that her Majesty had been graciously pleased, on the recom…
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