State Parliament. Legislative Council
The vice President of the Executive Council moved the second reading of the Old Age Pensions and Invalidity and Accidents Pensions (Repeal) Bill,…
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Politics & elections, 1911
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State Parliament. Legislative Council
The Old-age Pensions and Invalidity and Accidents Pensions (Repeal) Bill and the Pharmacy (Amendment) Bill were read the third time…
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The Parliamentary Elections (Amendment) B II was further considered in committee, the clause under discussion being clause 6 "Occupier to fill in…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday the Industrial Arbitra-tion Bill was considered in committee…
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The 18th annual conference of the Farmers and Settlers' Association of New South Walse was commenced in Sydney on Tuesday. The gathering…
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Mr. H. P. Miller Parkes, moved, and Mr. Nicholas (Dubbo) Seconded "That in view of the fact that a large amount of money derived fom…
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Consideration of clsure 4 of the Industrial Arbitration Bill, in committee. The clause proposed the repest of the Industrial Disputes Act of 1908 with…
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The Minister for Linde, in reply to Mr. Wade, sade any holding converted into a conditional purchases or conditional lease carried with it all the…
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Lord Stanmore, writing to "The Times," suggests that the Lords still possess the power to discharge a new Peer from the service of the…
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The Federal Parliament will reassemble on Tuesday, September 5. The Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Hughes, stated that this date, had…
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On Tuesday night the Acting Premier, Mr. Holman, addressed a large meeting at Mudgee, and was warmly applauded throughout. He diagnose…
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At Qairindi Mr. Wads referred to the present contest as one fraught with most vital issues. The present Government bad made a holy snow of itself…
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From quite an unexpected quarter refreshing relict was to-day afforded to a Reichstag bored and Jaded by the arid technicalities of the State Insurance…
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Polling took place on Wednesday for the by-elections at Mudgee and Liverpool Plains. Mr. F. W. Dunn, Labor…
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Parliament was opened by Commission at noon on Wednesday. In the Assembly the first business was the election of the Speaker…
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Many disgraceful scopse occurred in the Legislative Assembly during the debate on the election of Mr. Hy. Willie as Speaker, owing to the Opposition objecting to that…
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A serious accident happened to Mr. John Meehan, M.L.A., at Parliament House, on Thursday morning. Mr. Meehan was walking down the staircase connecting the…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday pandemonium reigned owing to the tactics of the Opposition, who made a determined attack on the…
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On Tuesday afternoon the second session of the fourth Federal Parliament was opened by the Governor General, Lord Denman. The speech,…
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Mr. Glynn said an Act which prevented a Chinese keeping his wife in Australia was not worthy of the Federal Parliament. It was a pity…
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