Federal Parliament. House of Representatives No-confidence Motion
Mr Reid, who was received with cheers, started his speech by saying that he noticed that to far the debate had been confined almost to affairs of…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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Federal Parliament. House of Representatives No-confidence Motion
The motion of want of confidence in the Deskin-Cook administration was finally disposed of in the House of Representative on Friday, when the…
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The Chief Secretary moved the second reading of the Motor Traffic Bill. He briefly traversed the provisions of the measure, and said that its…
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The Commonwealth Conference of the Women's Anti-Socialistic Organisations re-opened at Brisbane on Thursday morning, under the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday the Chief Secretary moved the second reading of the Fire Brigades Bill. He said that present legislation…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Thursday evening, the matter of Mr. Malonf's oyster lease was again referred to…
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In the Legislative Assembly consideration in committee of details of the Forestry Bill was resumed. Clause 13, "Grant of exclusive…
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Further consideration was given to the Forestry Bill in Committee. Clause 13—"Provisions applicable to exclusive rights"…
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Mr. Moore moved, in Committee, in the Legislative Assembly—"That it is expedient to bring in a bill to declare the law with respect to the revocation…
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In the Legislative Assembly Mr Moore moved the second rending of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill la order to clear the decks for a fair…
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The debate on the second reading of the High Commissioner Bill was resumed by Mr. Hughes who contended that the appointment should be made…
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Sir,—Our legislators in Macqusrie-street are just now devoting a large part of their intelligence and energy to the question of building new Parlia…
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The debate on the motion of the Prime Minister for leave to introduce a bill to alter the provision of the Constitution relating to finances was resumed by Mr. Hughes. He…
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In the House of Representatives a Supply Bill covering £562,017, was introduced by the Treasurer. He said the revenue was coming in splendidly…
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The Public Works Committee on Thursday considered the evidence taken in regard to the proposed remodelling of Parliamentary buildings…
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In the legislative Assembly on Wednesday the Fire Brigades Bill was farther considered in committee. Clause 22, "Charges for attending…
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Mr. W. H. Irvine, in the House of Representatives, continued the debate on the Finance Bill, embodying the agreement with the States. The speech…
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Mr. Moore moved in the Legislative Assembly:—"That pursuant and subject to the provisions of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Act, 1907…
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The debate on the second reading of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill was resumed. Mr. Trefle said it was hard to know…
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Debate on the second reading of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill was resumed. Mr. Fitzpatrick said that in the…
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