Parliament. Legislative Council. Thursday. October 18
The PRESIDENT took the chair at 4.30 o'clock. REPORTS. Mr DOCKER brought up the second report from the Gunnery Committee. The report was received…
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Parliament of Victoria. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Dow asked the Minister for Agriculture, if he would take steps to introduce into Victoria, from America, a machine known as the " Combination Harvester,"…
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In the Legislative Assembly to-day the Grown Lands Bill and the Government Farm Bill passed their third readings, and now await the consideration of the Council. The Government…
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After the usual preliminary business, in which there were no features of general public interest, Mr. W. B. DALLEY moved the second reading of this bill, the leading features of which he Lad fully…
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The PRESIDENT took the chair at 4.29 o'clock. PRINTING COMMITTEE. Mr. DOOKER brought up the second report from the Printing Committee…
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In the Legislative Assembly the attention of the Minister for Agriculture was called to a new combination harvester used in California, which it was stated will out, thresh, bag, and deliver. The Government…
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In the House the Ministry announced to-day that they proposed to prorogue Parliament on or about Friday week until the 15th November next, when the rejected Railway Bill would be r[?]introduced. It was…
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In the Legislative Assemblu—which only sat to-day —the Chief Secretary mentioned that the North Fort on Lefevre's Peninsula, which had been recently erected, obstructed the public road, and that in…
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The Legislative Assembly had but a short sitting, the whole of the business on the paper having peen disposed of soon after 5 o'clock, be that there was no occasion to put into force the…
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IN the Legislative Council, on Thursday, the motion for the second reading of the Contempt of Court Bill was moved by Mr. Dalley, who made an able speech in support of the measure. It was expected that Sir…
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In the Home the Ministry announced to-day that they proposed to prorogue Parliament on or about Friday week until the 15th November next, when the rejected Railway Bill would be reintroduced. It was…
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In both Houses to-day Ministers announced that they would finish the business of the session and prorogue. Parliament would then be summoned to deal with the Railway Bills exclusively. The length of the…
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In the Legislative Council to-day, it was decided to take no farther action relative to the recent outbreak of popular feeling at Launceston. The motion to appoint a select committee to inquire into and report…
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THE PRESIDENT took the chair at half-past 4 o'olock. Mr. A. CAMPBELL presented a petition from cartain persons resident in Armidale, praying the…
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An objection being taken to the granting of leave to Mr. A. G. Taylor to introduce certain bills on formal motions, the hon. member drew attention te the presence of strangers, and the galleries were cleared for…
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The SPEAKER took the chair at 4.30 o'clock p.m. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. Mr. COHEN, in answer to Mr. A. G. Taylor, said that so far as he was able to see no urgent necessity existed for…
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Mr ABBOTT, in reply to Mr A. G. Taylor, said that when the district surveyor's report was received the propriety of granting a road from Crooked Creek across the Piambong-road would be considered…
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Mr. A. G. TAYLOR moved—"That an address be presented to the Governor, praying that his Excellency will be pleased to cause to be laid upon the table of this House a copy of the information in the…
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The Legislative Council held a lengthy sitting to-night. The time was chiefly occupied in considering the Public Service Bill. On its second reading Dr Hearn admitted the great necessity…
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The Legislative Council sat to-day. After an unimportant discussion it was adjourned until next Tuesday. In the Legislative Assembly the Government…
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