The Federal Elections
The Northern District Assembly of the Political Labor League has decided to nominate a candidate for the Newcastle seat in the Federal Parliament. At a meeting on Saturday night reference…
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Parliament
The Legislative Assembly met at the usual hour yesterday. The Chairman of Committees (Mr. J. H. Cann) brought up a report from the Standing Orders Committee regarding the…
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Members of the Legislative Assembly met yesterday to deal with a number of matters not referred to in the Governor's Speech Nothing occurred, consequently' to cause extraordinary…
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Notice has been given by Mr. Richaids, M.L.A., of his intention to ask the Colonial Secretary the following questions in the Legislative Assembly:— Regarding the conditions provided for testing the…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night the Premier, in answer to Mr. Haynes, said be could not definitely reply to a question regarding the proposals of the Victorian Government in referenre to the services of…
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In the Legislative Assembly. A numerously signed petition was presented by Mr. Hogue urging the amendment of the Early Closing Act to enable newsagents to keep open…
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The Speaker took the chair at half-patt 4 o'clock LIMITATION OF DEBATE. Mr.CANN presented the report of the Standing Orders Committee in regard to the proposed standing…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Parliament. Tuesday, July 24. Legislative Assembly. the Indian Famine
Sir W. LYNE (Premier), in reply to Mr. Wilks, said that the Indian Famine Fund had "been taken up enthusiastically by private persons, and very good work had been done by them. He would not…
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At the request, of a number, of men of men of the old Third Contingent, we publish the following statements which they have drafted in the form of an "open letter" to the Legislative Assembly:-…
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On Monday nominations for the vacant seat in the Cauterbury Council (East Ward), rendered necessary by the resignation of Alderman G. W. Nicoll, were received at the Canterbury Town Hall by the…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Canterbury Election. Mr. T. W. Taylor's Candidature
Mr T. W. Taylor addressed a large meeting of the electors at Cervetto's Hotel, Enfield and Strathfield, last night Mr. T. R. Allt presided, and introduced the candidate, slating that he considered Mr. Taylor…
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Mr. Lawrence M'Gowen was returned unopposed to-day for the vacancy caused by the death of Alderman Dawes in the South-Singleton Council. Mr. M'Kenzle withdrew…
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THE inexcusably irregular proceedings of the deputy-returning officer at Strathfield left the Elections and Qualifications Committee no other alternative but to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →POLITICAL. The Canterbury Election. Mr. Sydney Smith's Meetings. At Enfield
On Friday, Mr. Smith addressed a meeting held at Enfield under the presidency of Mr. J. Stinson, J.P. Mr. Hogue, M.P., was also on the platform. Mr. Smith referred to the…
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In consequence of the illness of Sir John Lackey Mr. Trickett, as Deputy President, took the chair in the Legislative Council yesterday. The Vice-President of the Executive…
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In the Legislative Assembly last night Mr. Sleath asked the Premier whether his attention had been called to the press reports of the remarks of differant Judges, but especially Mr. Justice Owen, with…
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In the Legislative Council. The Forfeiture of Leases Bill was re-committed and a verbal amendment made, the third reading being made an order for the following day…
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Replying to a question in the Legislative Assembly last night by Mr. Chanter, Mr. Hassall said that the department would not have been warranted In directing the landboards, but with a view to some…
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In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Richards put the following question to the Colomal Secretary:— "In view of the dangerous character of the Breelong shoriginals, and the fact of their…
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Possibly the last of what may be termed the historic debates of the sovereign Parliament of New South Wales took place in the Legislative Assembly last night. The sitting…
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