Doings in the State Parliament
In both Houses addresses of condolence were voted to the King on the death of Queen Victoria, this was followed by an address to the Duke of…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Claims Consequent on Quarantine Statement Laid Before Parliament
The Premier (Mr. See) laid on the table of the Legislative Assembly on Thursday night, in conformity with a promise made by him some time…
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In the House of Representatives on Wednesday the debate on the Defences Bill was resumed by Mr. Sawere (N.S.W.) who objected to power…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the Premier moved,—"That it is expedient to bring in a bill to extend the parliamentary frebehise to…
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In the Legislstive Assembly on Thursday last Mr. See moved the second reading of the Women's Franchise Bill. The only difference, he…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday last Mr. Rose moved "That in the opinion of this Hours the nuclens of a national bank should…
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The debate on Mr. Barton's motion that the Immigration Restriction Bill be read a second time, was returned by Sir W. McMillan in a vigorous and…
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An almost church-yard peace possesses the Federal Parliament, A collection of Senators is as calm as a congregation of Quakers, and a sitting of the House of…
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In the Home of Representatives on Wednesday last the Distillation Bill was further considered in committee, when clause 52 Vigneren's License was reached…
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The debate in the Council on the motion for the second reading of the Women's Franchise Bill is remarkable for the erratic and vaccilating conduct…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Mengher moved the second reading of the "Tied Houses Bill." He said the Select Committee on the…
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In the Senate on Thursday the amendments made by the House of Representatives in the Postal Bill was further considered in committee,…
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The following is a list of of successful candidates from the "Dominican Convent Mt. St. Mary's Elm Court," Moss Vale, in connection with exams, recently held under the auspices of the Associated Board of the R.A.M. and R.C.M.:—Higher division—Pass, pianoforte,…
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The debate on Mr. Reid's censure motion will continue to occupy the entire attention of the Federal Parliament probably for several days. It…
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The debate on Mr. Reid's censure motion is still being continued. The Treasurer, who was received with cheers, said were he speaking as…
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The debate on the no-confidence motion was resumed on Tuesday by Mr. Cameron, who said the offer by the Treasurer to allow a revision of…
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On Wednesday the Legislative Council again took up the consideration of the Industrial Arbitration Bill, and after considerable discussion on clause 17, Mr. Dangar…
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The debate on Mr. Reid's no-confidence motion still continues and at the adjournment of the debate on Friday Mr. Fuller was in the middle of his…
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The debate on the motion of censure was continued on Tuesday in the House of Representatives. Messrs. Fuller (N.S.W.), Glynn (S.A.), and Bruce Smith (N.S.W.) spoke on the side of the freetraders,…
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