Notes on Federal Parliament
At 2.30 p.m. on Tuesday Mr. Fuller resumed his speech on the want of confidence motion. He said that not only would the coal industry be…
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Politics & elections, 1901
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Notes the State Parliament
On Tuesday last the House proceeded to deal with the following order of the day:—"Privilege—Newspaper Article: Consideration of the statements made…
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The Minister for Home Affairs said he would like to refer to reports which had been made as to his statement with regard to the character of the tariff…
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On Tuesday—the debate on the motion of Mr. Barton that the Pacific Islanders' Bill be read a second tome was resumed by Mr. Higgins (Vic.),…
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In the Federal Parliament on Thursday, the Pacific Islanders Laborers' Bill was considered in committee. On clause 3, prohibiting the entrance…
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On Tuesday the House went into committed to consider the proposal tabled by the Premier.—"That the Government be authorised to accept…
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On Wednesday and Thursday farther progress was made in committee on the tariff. The Minister for Customs, in answer to Mr. Glynn said that amendments on the…
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Mr. See moved the second reading of the Friendly Societies Further Amendment Bill No. 2. Representatives of Friendly Societies had, he said, had…
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Senator Stewart (Q.) resumed the debate on the second reading of the Immigration Restriction Bill. He said that in North Queensland the coloured…
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A message was received from the Governor-General notifying the Royal assent to the Postal and Telegraphs Bill…
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London, Monday.—Violent feeling is being shown in connection with the election for the Galway seat in the House of Commons, rendered vacant…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday the House resolved itself into committee to consider the Friendly Societies Bill in detail…
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On Thursday and Friday the committee of ways and means made some further progress with the tariff. The item, "Cigars, including weight…
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The committee of Ways and Means continued the Wednesday's sitting for 32 hours and 29 minutes, and adjourned at 11.30 p.m. on Thursday…
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The Minister for Agriculture, in answer to Mr. Nielson, said it was stated that wine alleged top be adulterated was being brought into…
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The Attorney-General moved— "That the house meet at 2.30 p.m. on Mondays in addition to other days of sittings, and that Government business…
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The senate went into committee to consider the Kauske Bill. On clause 2. containing 100 definitions…
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Consideration of the details of the tariff was resumed in Committee of Ways and Means. The first item taken was "piece…
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The tariff was further considered in Committee on Thursday and Friday. On the item—blackets, etc, 20 per cent.—Mr. Mahon moved the reduction…
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The Premier said that Lieutenant General Hutton would leave Marseilles by the Austral on December 37, and would arrive in Melbourne on Jan. 29…
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