PARLIAMENT. Wednesday, May 20. Legislative Council
The President took the chair at 4.30 p.m. THE ADDRESS IN REPLY. The PRESIDENT announced that be had received a reply from his Excellency to the address…
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Parliament. Wednesday, May 20. Summary of Business
In the Legislative Council, The President read a message from the Governor in acknowledgment of the Address-in-Reply. to the Governor's Speech…
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The President took the chair at half-past 4. PETITIONS. Mr. Humphery presented petitions from the Emu Gravel and Road Metal Company, and from the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mr. Jessep and the Export Board. His Position As a Member of Parliament
Mr. LYNE, without notice, asked tho Treasurer how much money In fees and other ways Mr. Jossep, the recently elected member for Waverley, had received In connection with his membership…
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The list of questions did not bring forth any very startling Tevelations when the Assembly met yesterday. Well-off persons who have relatives in the Government asylums cannot be made to…
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The Legislative Assembly met yesterday afternoon at 4.30. CONDITIONAL PURCHASERS' RELIEF BILL…
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The Speaker took the chair at 4.30 p.m. DEFAULTING LAWYERS. Mr. REID (Colonial Treasurer), in reply to Mr. Moore, said his attention had not been called to…
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In the Legislative Assembly, Debate was resumed on the motion for the approval of the resumption of certain properties for the better utilisation of Darling Island, and the…
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The Speaker took the chair at half past 4 o'clock. COMMITTEE OF ELECTIONS AND QUALIFICATIONS. MR. SPEAKER said that his warrant, appointing…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Victorian Parliament. Legislation Foreshadowed. Military Federation. Supervision of Exports.--Troops Liable to Serve in Australia and Tasmania. MELBOURNE
The Government is preparing for the work of the next session of Parliament, which opens on May 29. During recess the members of the Cabinet have been busily…
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Mr. W. J. Ferguson, member for Sturt, will leave Sydney by the express this afternoon for Melbourne to speak at South Melbourne in support of Mr. Tucker, who is…
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When you Reid of a Lyne that is known near and far You admit is the DONA MARINA CIGAR:…
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After assembling, members accompanied the President to Government House, and presented to his Excellency the address in reply to his Speech on opening Parliament. On returning, they elected…
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The first week of the second session of the seventeenth Parliament of New South Wales was a record one. The discussion upon the usual formal address in reply to the speech delivered by,…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Reunion at Vaucluse. Mr. Jessep, M.L.A., on "Advanced Culture." An Unintentional Compliment. Parliament and Its Critics--Some Suburban Strictures
A pleasant reunion was held on Thursday night in Bertram's Grand Pacific Hotel,South Head, the Mayor of Vaucluse (Mr. John Dykes) entertaining a number of friends at…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--Speaking at a meeting held by Mr. J. B. Tucker, labor candidate for South Melbourne electorate, Mr. Ferguson, a member of the labor party in New South Wales, said be…
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The Legislative Assembly will meet to-day. Notice will be given by Mr. Reid of the allowance to Lady Parkes, which will be provided for by a special bill to be introduced on Wednesday. This…
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Sir,--I think It Is time that some new system was Introduced relative to the admission of the public Into the galleries of the Legislative Assembly. The public either have or have not a right to…
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The last of the business which has done a much to stir up a little intercolonial bad blood was heard when the Assembly met yesterday. Mr. Thomas made a personal explanation. It was he…
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The Legislative Assembly met yesterday afternoon at half-past 4' o'clock. LAKE MACQUARIE FORESHORES. Mr. CARRUTHERS, in reply to Mr…
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