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  2. LOVERS THREE

    Buliner jerked at the collar round his throat round "Do .you mean to say you changed a cheque ? His voice trembled with sarcasm . ...

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  5. THE REFERENDUMS.

    The Fusion are asking the electors to vote against every one of the six proposals to amend the Constitution. They declare that these proposals are ...

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  6. NEW PROTECTION.

    Mr. Deakln 's memorandum on New Protection (1907)— "The standard of these tribunals (State wages boards) appears 'to have been determined on ...

    Article : 343 words
  7. CO-OPERATION OF STATES HOPELESS.

    Mr. Deakin. at Toowoomba , in May, ]909-—"The Opposition (then led by Mr. Joseph Cook), in the matte of the Never Protection, appear to offer ...

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  8. FUSION ATTORNEY-GENERAL RECOMMENDS AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION TO DEAL WITH TRUST LAWS.

    Mr Glynn in a memorandum in August, 1909.' said —"No State Acts In the matter exist, or if issued could effective meet the necessities of the ...

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  9. THE CONSTITUTION NOT PERFECT.

    Mr. Deakin (convention , March 17. 1898): "The Constitution is but the framework and ground plan of tin nation that is to be. It is, perhaps ...

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  10. STATE PREMIERS APPROVE.

    Mr. Wait at Camperdown— "Argus,'' arch 12, 1911— "If the question relating to monopolies, trusts, and com bines had been a question by itself, he ...

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  11. FINIS.

    These are a very few of the opinions jest. They could he multiplied almost indefinitely. But enough has been published to exhibit to any elector not ...

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  12. THE BEST WAY TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION IS TO AMEND IT.

    Mr. Irvine—"I cannot think of any better way of us holding the Constitution than by rationally, sanely, and. after full consideration , using the ...

    Article : 106 words
  13. RAILWAY' DISPUTES.

    The Reid -M’Loan Government, 196:- 5 got in through (1) voting for amend­ment in the Conciliation and Arbitra­tion Act to include railway servants ...

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  14. TRADE AND COMMERCE.

    Mr. Groom (minute on R. R. Garan’s memorandum of August 11, 1908. on the South African Constitution ) — “ I have carefully perused the member. ...

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  15. INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

    Sir John Quick—"The best thing would be for the Federal Parliamen t acquire, if it could. COMPLETE CONTROL OF INDUSTRIAL CONDI ...

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  16. THE UNIFICATION BOGEY.

    Mr. Irvine — First very shortly with the argument advanced advanced by a good many speakers posed to the Bill, that it lends ­ ...

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  17. SUPER-EMINENT CONTROL" OF INDUSTRIAL MATTERS BY COMMONWEALTH.

    Mr. Irvine — "I say that the people of this co u n try properly demand that the experiment of attempting to regulate wages and conditions of labor shall be ...

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  18. LIVER AND LETHARGY.

    When one’s liver is lethargies the mental and physical impulses are so the affected that we ourselves become lethargic the Good work can no more ...

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  19. AMENDMENTS OPPOSED BECAUSE LABOR IS IN OFFICE.

    Mr. Irvine — "The extension of the commerce power to the extent which speaking purely constitutionally —I think it should go is one thing, but ...

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  20. TRUSTS AND COMBINES.

    Mr. Irvine (House of Representatives, October 19, 1910)—"There art others (other trusts ) which, by the powers they have come to wield and ...

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  22. MR. DEAKIN FAVORS COMPLETE FEDERAL CONTROL OF RAILWAYS!

    Mr. Deakin (Federal Convention. Adelaide, 1897)— "I shall be glad, on further consideration to see some proposal by which the Convention even ...

    Article : 225 words
  23. BONNINGTON'S IRISH MORS.

    With the Winter months come cough and colds, bronchitis, influenza, and asthma. Grown-ups and children are alike affected, but either may get equal ...

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