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  5. YESTERDAY'S CEREMONY.

    After the Federal Ministers were [?]rworn in yesterday by the Governor-General in the presence of the Duke of York at the ceremony of the opening of ...

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  6. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.

    The first Parliament of the Commonmonwealth of Australia was opened yesterday under circumstances of unique splendor and magnificence by his Royal ...

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  7. REPRESENTATIVES.

    The Speaker took the chair at seven minutes to eleven o'clock. The Sergeant at arms immediately advanced and announced the approach of a ...

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  8. OLD AGE PENSIONS.

    Mr KING O'MALLEY said he would move on Friday 14th June--"That in the opinion of this House it is details in the interests of the deserving aged poor. ...

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  9. STANDING ORDERS.

    Senator O'CONNOR (N.S.W.), laid upon the table of the House the draft standing orders relative to the conduct of business. He moved that they be ...

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  10. MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES.

    Mr S. MAUGER gave notice of motion --"That in the opinion of this House, it is the duty of the Government to make provision in all its contracts for the payment ...

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  12. NEWS AND NOTES

    In session. First Federal Parliament. Governor-General's stwecli delivered. Reasons for celling the Houses ...

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  13. PRIVILEGES BILL.

    The ATTORNEY-GENERAL: In order to assert the privileges of the House. I desire to move the first reading of a Bill for the interpretations of Acts of ...

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  14. A FORM OF PRAYER.

    Mr KNOX gave notice of motion that where the standing orders are submitted for the approval of the House, he would move that upon the Speaker taking the ...

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  15. SENATORS

    At the conclusion of the speech. His Excellency bowed to the President and, the Speaker, and retired from the Chamber, attended by his aides-de-camp. and ...

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  16. UNIFORM FACTORY LEGISLATION.

    Mr HIGGINS gave notice that he would move--"That in the opinion of this House it is expedient for the Federal Parliament to acquire (If the State ...

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  17. NEW GUINEA MASSACRES.

    Mr W. H. GROOM moved that in view of the recent terrible loss of life and cannibalism in that portion of New Guinea under British protection, whether it is ...

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  18. THE ADDRESS-lN-REPLY.

    The PRIME MINISTER said it was a customary thing, before proceeding to notices, to move for a select committee to prepare an address-in-reply to the ...

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  19. PACIFIC CABLE.

    Mr Joseph COOKE asked that all the papers in connection with the Pacific Cable question be laid on the table of the House. ...

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  20. DAYS OF MEETING.

    Senator O'CONNOR (honorary Minister) gave notice that on the next day of meeting the would move that the days of meeting of the House be Tuesdays. ...

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  21. HANSARD REPORTS.

    Mr FISHER asked what arrangements had been made regarding the publication of "Hansard." ...

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  22. GOVERNMENT BUSINESS.

    Senator O'CONNOR gave notice that on the next day of meeting he would move that Government business take precedence on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and ...

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  23. THE COURTS.

    Senator O'CONNOR then moved for leave to bring in a Bill "To provide for the service and execution throughout the Commonwealth of the civil and ...

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  24. A FORM OF PRAYER.

    Senator WALKER(New South Wales) gave notice that at the next sitting of the Senate be would move that the sittings of the Senate be opened with ...

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  25. THE ROYAL SPEECH.

    The PRESIDENT then rose to read again the speech delivered yesterday by H.R.H. the Duke of Cornwall and York to the two Houses. Before doing so he ...

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  26. NEXT DAT OF MEETING.

    Senator O'CONNOR moved that at its rising to-day the House adjourn until Tuesday, the 21st May. at half-past two o'clock. He said that he made that ...

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  27. MEMBER PETITIONED AGAINST.

    The SPEAKER said that he had received a petition against the return of an hon. member. He had not had time yet to read it. and, consequently, he ...

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  28. ADDRESS-IN-REPLY.

    The reading of the speech having been concluded. Senator O'CONNOR moved that a committee, consisting of Senators Frazer ...

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  29. MOTION TO ADJOURN.

    The PRIME MINISTER moved that the House at its rising adjourn till 21st May, at 2.30 o'clock. Thes ATTORNEY-GENERAL ...

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  30. ADJOURNMENT.

    The PRIME MINISTER then moved that the House adjourn till 4 o'clock on the 21st May. The motion was agreed to. and the ...

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  32. AT THE SENATE.

    Inside the Senate Chamber, both the scene and the proceedings were about the quietest that have marked the quietest of even Slate Parliamentary ...

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