Estate Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Closer Settlement Bill
The Closer Settlement Bill was further considered in Committee. Clause 8—Agreement for sale or lease of land by owner…
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Politics & elections, 1909
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State Parliament. Legislative Assembly
Mr. Holman, addressing himself to the agreement for the adjustment of the financial relations of the States with the Commonwealth, said that the real…
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A political meeting was held in Hunter street Newcastle, on Saturday night, at which some fiery Labor speeches were delivered. The estensible…
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Mr. Cann moved,—"That in the opinion of this House a referendum of the electors should be taken at the next general election as follows—(1…
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In the Legislative Assembly the Premier moved the second reading of the Seat of Government Surrender Bill…
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The Premier moved to recommit the Defemation (Amendment) Bill to reconsider class:—"Publication under contract does not take away privilege."…
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Mr. Robson moved the second reading of the Wesley College Incorporadon Bill, and said that three denominations had a availed themselves of the…
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The Crown Lands (Improvement Purchase) Bill was read the third time and sent to the Council. The Premier moved the third…
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The discussion in committee of the Closer Settlement (Amendment) Bill was resumed in the Legislative Council on Wednesday…
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The Wesley College Incorporation Bill was further considered in committee and on the motion of Mr. R[?] clauses 6, [?] were…
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Upon the Speaker taking the chair in the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday the Acting Premier (Mr. Lee) rose and said:—I wish to make a Ministerial…
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The strike was referred to by several members of the House of Representatives on Monday while the Estimates were under review…
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Mr. John Hughes, in proposing the second reading of the Defamation (Amendment) Bill, explained that it was broadly intended to give…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Wood moved the second reading of the Dentists Amendment Bill. He said some rather grave difficulties had…
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The amendments made by the Legislative Council in the Defamation Bill were accepted, with verbal alterations. On the motion of Mr. Moore, it was…
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The Premier moved,—"That so much of the Standing Orders be suspended as would preclude a bill, intituled A bill to amend the…
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