State Parliament. No Confidence Debate
The debate upon the amendment moved to the Address in Reply, to the effect that the Government "have cessed to possess the confidence of the…
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Politics & elections, 1910
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The Coming State Election
Mr. C. S. Fern, of Yerranderic, has been selected as the Labor candidate to oppo[?] Mr. M'Court in the Wollodilly electorate. The Rev. T. S. [?]…
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The Speaker took the chir at a quarter past 4 o'clock on Tuesday. The House adjourned in order that the Address in Reply might be…
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The fourth Federal Parliament was opened by the Governor-General on Friday last. Senator Turley (Vic) was elected…
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The second reading debate upon the bill introduced by the Minister for Lands to promote the sale of private lands under closer settlement conditions…
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The Opposition leader continued the debuts on the Address in Reply in the House of Representatives on Wednesday…
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In the Home of Representatives Mr. Laird Smith resumed the debate on the Address-in Reply. He asked, in referring to the allotment of 25s per…
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Mr. Burgess, M LA. for Burrangong, addressed the electors in the School of Arts, Robertson, on Saturday night last in the interests of Mr. C. S. Fern, the selected…
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On the motion of Mr. Wade, the Industrial Disputes (Amendment) Bill was re-committed and amended so as to give inspectors much wider powers…
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On Thursday evening M[?] Fain, the selected Labor candidate for the Woollondilly seat to the State Parliament, continued his electoral [?] the Centennial Hall…
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Mr. C. S. Fern, the selected Inbor candidate for Wollondilly, opened his campaign for Oddfellow's Hall, Bowral, on Wednesday evening last, when he was…
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A meeting of Mr. W. M'Couts Bowral committee was held on Monday nighy, when a plan of campaigh to connection with forthcoming election was formulated. A…
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In the House of Representatives last week the Prime Minister moved the second reading of the Bank Notes Tax Bill He pointed out that the bill was…
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A bill to amend the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act of 1902, by grafting on to the existing law the principle of the second [?] was…
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The Premier, in moving the second reading of the Clerical Workers' Bill [?] the Government recognised that while the manual labour received…
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The debate on the second reading of the Australian Notes Bill was resumed by Sir John Quirk. He quoted Mr. Bancroft in support of his contention…
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Mr. C. S. Fern, the selected Labor candidate for the Wollondilly electorate, addressed the electors at Sutton Forest on Saturday night. There was…
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At a largely attended meeting of ladies at Moss Vale a ladies' branch of the Liberal and Reform Association was formed. The officers elected were:—President, Mrs. Fuz…
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Mr. J. Thompson was informed that in time of war approximately 800,000 men would be liable to serve under section 59 of the Defence Act. The…
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The House then went into committee on the Surplus Revenue Bill. When clause 4 was last under consideration Senator Givens moved that the words…
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