Queensland General Elections
The result of the Queensland general elections, which were held yesterday, represents a decided victory for the advocates of sound and just administration over the narrow…
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Sportsman's Notebook. Doncaster and Cup Candidates
THE weights for the above races made their appearance last Monday morning, and it came as a surprise to the sporting public, who thought they would not get a glimpse…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Queensland Elections Success of the Ministry. Labour Party Not Weakened. BRISBANE
The State elections yesterday resulted in a victory for the Government. The returns in many of the constituencies are still incomplete, but so far as it is possible to…
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The most remarkable fact in connection with general elections in Queensland for many a year is that they have had but a slight effect on the balance of parties. The…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--Members generally are showing an increased desire to end tho cession. When a tariff item has been shortly discussed, there is now a chores of "Let it go," and…
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The general election which took place in Queensland yesterday presented one feature of difference from any other in the history of that State, inasmuch as that the whole…
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A special meeting of the Dundas Council was held on Saturday afternoon, to consider the resignation of Alderman Cox as Mayor. The resignation was considered necessary to…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday Afternoon— Both Houses sat to-day. SENATE. Mr. R. E. O'Connor, replying to Mr. Smith…
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During the Parliamentary recess a staff of workmen have been engaged upon the annual repairs and renovations to the ancient pile of buildings devoted to the legislature of the State…
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The tariff debate was continued in the House of Representatives alter last evening's message. On the item, "pianos, viz., grand and…
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LONDON, February 7.--The official declaration regarding the South African army meat contract made last week was supplemented in the Lords the other day, when, in answer to…
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During the preliminary business in the House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. Sawers (N.S.W.) asked if it was intended, in view of the State Government's action, to make St. Patrick's Day a…
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The Senate met at 2.30 p.m. DEFENCE REORGANISATION. Senator STEWART has informed that it was not true, as reported in the press, that General…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Federal Parliament. "Tattersall's" Letters. Recruiting for the Commonwealth Forces. The Electoral Bill. MELBOURNE
In the Senate to-day the Postmaster-General said in reply to Mr. Keating that he had informed a deputation representing the National Christian Citizens' League that in the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Commonwealth Parliament. the Senate. Melbourne, Wednesday, March 12. The President took the chair at 2.30 p.m. Japanese Immigration
The VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, in answer to Senator Smith (W.A.), said that the Legislature did not discriminate against Japanese subjects. The Government had received…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday Afternoon— Very few further election returns were received this forenoon. The only complete result altered from the primary vote by the contingent vote is that…
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Latest polling returns to hand have not altered the state of parties to any extent. There, are still two or three seats in doubt, Mr. Moore, the Government candidate for…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →House of Representatives. the Tariff. Musical Instruments. Pianos 20 Per Cent. The House of Representatives met at 2.30 p.m. Queensland Elections
Mr. BARTON, m reply to Mr. Groom (Q.), said that he need not assure the House that he had not in any way interfered with the State elections of Queensland, as stated by Mr. Philp…
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LONDON, March 13— The House of Commons last night negatived by 224 votes to 158 a proposal to limit the underground working hours of colliers under 21 years of age…
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MELBOURNE, Thursday— Both Houses continued sitting after the "Evening News" report closed last evening. SENATE. The Electoral Bill was further dealt with in…
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