The Victorian Parliament
AS a matter of course great prominence was given in the vice-regal speech delivered at the opening of the Victorian Parliament yesterday to the…
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[By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Polling. Hartley. Lithgow
The formal declaration of the poll took place to-day at noon. The weather was wet and gloomy, and the attendance small. The speakers were very brief. Mr. Cook declared that his efforts in the House would…
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AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--In the House of Representatives to-night Mr. John Bryce, leader of tho Opposition, strongly criticised the financial proposals of the Government…
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THE members met last Friday for the first time since the elections. There was a bare quorum present, and in the absence of a business paper very little was done. A letter…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--The last session of the fourteenth Parliament of Victoria was opened by his Excellency this afternoon. Greater interest than usual was taken in the…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Parliament was opened to-day with the usual ceremony by the Governor in person. There was a larger attendance than on any previous occasion, and a great crowd…
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AUCKLAND, Tuesday.--The steamer Wainui, which arrived to-day from the islands, brings particulars of the opening of the Tongan Parliament. The opening ceremony was…
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The third session of the 14th Parliament of Victoria was formally opened, with great ceremony by Lord Hopetoun, Governor of Victoria, to-day. His Excellency was…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Australasian Parliaments. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Opening of the Victorian Parliament. the Governor's Speech. Melbourne
The third and last session of the fourteenth Parliament of Victoria was opened at 2 o'clook this afternoon with the usual ceremony, in the presence of a brilliant assemblage. The Usher of…
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Mr. Carruthers, the Minister for Public Instruction, has issued. an address to the electors of Canterbury, expressing his grateful thanks to the 7231 gentlemen who supported him at the poll, as…
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SCONE, Tuesday—The election is creating intense excitement, and it is thought the polling to-morrow will be the heaviest ever recorded in the Upper Hunter. Mr. Danahey, M.L.A…
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There was a general lull in the electoral proceedings yesterday. Neither election nor nomination took place, and consequently there were no sensational results to awaken public interest and keep party…
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Sir,--Another way of looking at the results of the elections, so far as they have gone, is the following:--No less than 40 members of the late Parliament have either…
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Sir,--A Gloucester journal contains the following statement as to what took place at a meeting of the " friends and supporters" of Mr. Hart, one of the candidates for the…
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The final list of nominations will be disposed of to-day, and the fifth set of elections settled. There will then remain six batches of constituencies in which elections…
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Mr. C. E. Fuller, writing under this heading to the Daily Telegraph, says:— An attempt has been made, through the medium, of your columns, to distort an…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.--The Treasurer stated in the Assembly to-day that tho total cost of the South Australian delegation to the Federal Convention was £1299, each…
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Elections were held in 12 constituencies yesterday, and 21 members were returned to the new Parliament, which is rapidly approaching completion. Altogether 107 members have been elected, and there are only 34…
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Yesterday's polling did not result in any great surprises. Five members of the late Parliament have been rejected by their constituents, namely; Messrs. Ryrie (P), for Braidwood; H. H. Cook…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The General Election Results of Yesterday's Polling. Five More Old Members Defeated. Protectionists and the Labor Party
As was anticipated, the Opposition yesterday were enabled to secure the majority of the scats, most of the constituencies in which the polling took place being strongholds of…
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