Ferry Election
The adjourned meeting of the Balmain New Ferry Company was held on Tuesday night at the company's office, Erskine street. There was a…
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Election of General Executive
As notified to Branches, owing to withdrawals from the nominations leaving only the requisite number, no election will be…
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WARIALDA, Friday.--The election of stock directors resulted as follows:--Sheep: G. H. Gordon, A. Mack, J. Mackay, R. Capel, R. F. Evans. Large stock: H. R. Munro, D. Capel,…
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Mr. W. A. Holman, M.L.A., arrived at Forbes for the purpose of holding a public meeting, but owing to his attitude in regard to the war he was refused the use of…
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A "Sunday Times" representative drew the Premier's attention yesterday to the desire expressed in certain quarters that Parliament should be called together, on the…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.— Both Houses sat yesterday. SENATE. The President took the chair at 10.30. Mr. R. E. O'Connor. (Vice-President of the…
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Owing to the time which will be taken up with the debate on the New Procedure Rules for the House of Commons, and the granting of supply, and then the interval caused…
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Messrs. Philp and Hanran addressed an open-air meeting at Mundingburra, Townsville, last night. The Premier, in referring to Mr. Bamford, said he had called him (Mr. Philp) a traitor to his country…
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The candidates throughout the State are making a final effort to-night on the eve of the general elections. A number of open-air and other meetings are being held in the city and suburbs. In several…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Queensland Elections. the Government and the Labor Party. Issues at Stake Ministry Favor Retrenchment. Platform of the Opposition
To-day another battle between the Government and the Labor Party in Queensland will be decided, and, as usual, each side is confident of victory…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday— Both Houses sat yesterday. SENATE. Mr. Keating (Tas.) gave notice of his intention…
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At the usual weekly meeting of the Executive Council yesterday, Mr. Justice Owen (Acting- Lieutenant Governor) presiding, a proclamation was authorised further proroguing…
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Parliament was again prorogued by the State Executive yesterday, the period of recess being further extended from March 25 to the last Tuesday in next month, April 29. It is understood,…
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A further prorogation in regard to the State Parliament was agreed upon yesterday, the period of recess being extended from March 25 to April 29. Another prorogation will probably take…
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LONDON, March 11.— Lord Roberts, In the course of his speech in the House of Lords, in which be spoke in warm appreciation of Lord Methuen, said: "As regards Magersfontein, a…
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The President took the chair at 2.30 p.m. THE STOPPING OF LETTERS. Senator KEATING (Tas.) gave notice of his intention to inquire whether the Postmaster-General,…
Continued on Trove, page 12 →Federal Parliament. The Tariff Discussion. The Electoral Bill. MELBOURNE
Further consideration, was given to the tariff in committee of the House of Representatives after the last wire to the "Star" yesterday. Under the heading of paper and…
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The Senate met at 2.30 p.m. to-day. Senator KEATING (Tas.) gave notice that he would to-morrow ask the Postmaster-General if he had not promised a deputation which…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Federal Parliament. Angle-Japanese Treaty. Admission of Japanese to Australia. MELBOURNE
In the House of Representatives today, the prime Minister said, in reply to Mr. Watson (N.S.W), that his attention had been drawn, to a press cable message to the effect that a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Election of Mayor
The question of the election of Mayor by the ratepayers instead of by aldermen was discussed it to-night's meeting of the City Council. The matter was introduced by Alderman J. C. Reid, who…
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