The Town Hall Theatre was thronged in every part before 8 0‘clock last eveing to hour the senior member for [?] and Toowoomba, Mr. V. C. [?] ...
Article : 602 wordsHis Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor, at noon to-day, at Government House, administered the customary oath of a member of Parliament to Messrs. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 122 wordsSir, John Forrest yesterday made an interesting statement regarding precedents for Supply being voted whilst a no confidence motion was under discussion. ...
Article : 148 wordsThe Premier (Ho[?]. A. H. Peake) made a stirring fighting speech at Mount Gambier on Friday night, when he explained what led up to his formation of a Liberal ...
Article : 271 wordsWhen. Mr. Douglas had resumed his seat the Chairman referred to the matter of questions. They were fairly numerous and rather voluminous, The first ...
Article : 661 words" Things are settling down in Federal Parliament quite as well as can be expected, said Mr. Joseph Cook yesterday. " All that is needed now is a little ...
Article : 158 wordsDr. and Mrs. Hamlya-Harris left on Saturday for Maryborough, where they will spend the vacation. Mrs. Wonderley returned yesterday ...
Article : 1,044 wordsGreat interest is centred in next Saturday’s match between the Boomeraags and the Past Christian Brothers. In the first match of the second round the Past ...
Article : 145 wordsSir Walliam Lyne told the House of Representatives that Mr. Baxter, Collector of Customs in New South Wales, would shortly be called upon to retire ...
Article : 259 wordsMr, Redwood, who was received with loud applause, said; Mr. Mayer, ladies and Gentlemen,— My [?] duty to-night is to apologise for the [?] ...
Article : 7,250 wordsIn the Police Court this week J. E. Smith, stock inspector, proceeded against W. T. Evans, drover, it charge of Maneroo ewes going to Rainworth, for a ...
Article : 86 wordsThe future of the girl, and the important part which education must necessarily play in the shaping of her destinies, formed the subject of some ...
Article : 494 wordsMr. H, A. C. Douglas, M.L.A., was well received. At the outsot he expressed the deep honor conferred upon him by being invited by Mr. Redwood to be ...
Article : 940 wordsFurther news of the attempted murder which occurred on board the steamer Van Spilbergon when on a voyage from Batavia, via ports, to Belbourne, was ...
Article : 362 wordsWith the object of seeing what united effort could be made to secure an affirmative vote on the tram question when the next plebiscite is taken, a meeting ...
Article : 2,108 wordsA plebiscite poll to select a candidate to oppose Mr. Archer, M.P. for Capricornia, in the Labor interest, held here on Saturday, resulted as follows:— ...
Article : 46 wordsThe Massachusetts State Legislature has passed a bill making it compulsory for proprietors of liquor saloons to post up in the bars of their saloon ...
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The Toowoomba Chronicle (Qld. : 1902 - 1922), Tue 29 Jun 1909, Page 3
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