Land policy debate echoes through Sydney elections
A wobbly political discourse centers on the Minister for Lands and hoped land legislation. The minister’s speech at Provisional Hall outlines three bills including a land bill and closer settlement measures. Critics warn against politicizing land administration while praising the potential for reform and local impact on Sydney and rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Midieter For
Banda Department
Blk Dashjtinn
Jno
Criciela
Sydney
Jw & Aelberaie
Tiick
Ohich
Lands Department
Simte Parlement Wis Deen
Lagisistare
Crick
Montworthy
Tbs
Deficit debate taints Australian politics in ayoca ryale
Ashton cites national deficit under Lyne Bee and O'Sullivan as burden on Australian finances. He argues electors must push for proper administration and a self supporting state, warning against excessive government spending and mismanagement across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dataee Ashton
Ayoca
Fitaroy
O'Sullivan
Australia
Ashton
William Lyne
Bee
Mr. O'Sullivan
Lee
Iscome
The Point at Issue in NSW Election Campaign
The newspaper rebuts a rival claim that the current election focus rests on ministerial rancor. It argues the public cares little for personal quarrels and critiques a rival's campaigning tactics, urging a return to assessing trade policy and government protectionism versus free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lmvagiow
Ithelt
Suelt
Lyne
Sires Basinéas
New South Wales
Political Controversy Mirrors Free Trade Debate
A fragmented political piece laments public rifts within the Free Trade and Liberal factions. It criticizes a contemporary for veering from ministerial lines, urges clearer opposition, and notes election dynamics shaping parliamentary seats. The author argues timely, plain-speaking critique could aid the Free Trade side ahead of a crucial vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
Aconmen
Labor Party
Risc
Wedneeway West
See and Finance in Election Campaign Debate
In Paddington Town Hall last night the Opposition reader attacked See and Lyge management of national finances. Mr Lee defended revenue at £19 730 000 for the year while Parliament authorised only £19 160 000, and the Ministry reportedly spent £677 000 more than voted, a point the Opposition pressed amid the campaign discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyne
Lee
Paddington
Oakes
Ar. Lee
William Lyge
Tee
Mr. Lee
Frequent Neglect in Public Service Bill Debate
During the House debate on the Federal Public Service Bill, Mr Crouch proposed a 4¢ offence for neglecting debts by public servants. Sir William McMillan mocked phrasing, a member warned against vague wording, yet the term frequently neglected remains tied to debt payment. An earlier gag about editors and printers is recalled.
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House of Representatives
Crouch
Vic
William M'Milan
AMONE
Enalia Sailine
Simpeats
Uskaoen Marine
Qurveror
Sasenset
Maries
Caseeio
Robert Adorey
Nori Sytney Court
Twateday
Kena
Sefaul
Soultery
Anton
Fries
Drake
Denis
the Dever
Waterbed
John
Willians
Unis
Dork Cone
Ademk
Amd
Coeching
The Merchant of Venice at Theatre Royal Review
A Thursday performance of The Merchant of Venice at Theatre Royal drew a good crowd with strong Shylock work by Mr Alexander. Cast notes praise memorization, stagecraft, and Portia by Miss Tasca-Page, while others receive mixed appraisal for delivery and timing. The production continues with further performances and local notes include weather, politics, and pension reminders.
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Theatre Royal
F. Mi Alexander
Mins Salin
Alexander
Shylock
Morocco
Armagon
Bassanio
Lexander
Hile
Jantice
Ton
Sifus
Ming Bitlih Tasca
Portia
Gertruda
Rowenthal
Nerisea
Mins Linds Cooper
E. Caldwell
W. R Ellison
Gratiano
M’kay
Solu Aio
J. la Croix
Salarag
C\ Ciddic
Ian
Lorenzo
Nebley
Duke
J. ‘Turner
Tubal
TL Smith
Launcelot Goobe
Doraly
Old Gobbo
la Queene
Leonards
C. Hastings
Balthazar
L. Bruen
M. Woevenson
HR Dorsay Ogden Wis
Mie Gast
Parliamentary Debate on Postal Bill and Public Service Provisions
Melbourne report details Senate and House of Representatives proceedings on the Postal Bill and public service clauses. Speakers argue federal power over lotteries, temporary employment reforms, and officer insurance, with ministers defending the act and addressing stranger presence in the chamber.
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Senate
Hhouse
M'Gragor
S.A
Glaney
Bentleman
Beasle
Keating
Tas
Tettersall
Peta
Stary Hut
Ain Queensland
Aweep
Rooke
Hiecus
Harney
Dul de Wun
John Downer
Iis
Benate
Clemons
Rome
House OF Representatives
Batchelor
New South Wales
Tudor
Vic
Bolldase
de Carty
Grawilesl
Mr. Pollock
William Lyne
Mraughinmenne Uedersverelarien
Pollock
William Lye
Dslinon
Crouch Tevie
Abe Blace Eysten
New Taland
Aupaget
Thik
William B
Gurry Salmon
Incomplete OCR Item On Committee Meeting Delay
Fragmentary report notes a committee postponement and cost concerns. Mentions Mr Mi Call Vie and references a water cost issue and a mouse incident noted at 10.14 with continuation the next day.
Land policy clash fuels debate in Parliament session
Minister Crick defends land reform aims amid a raucous audience. proposals include tenancy removal measures, rental adjustments, and a land board to value holdings. Crick advocates reforms to reduce interest costs and empower landowners while addressing rabbit control and irrigation costs. Police court and local notices referenced alongside union motions on maximum land area and allotment reforms.
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Hom
W. P. Crick
Dunstauialled
Lin Laudaypeat
Pracadare
Cli Dluseriwans Te Huiva
Umm i Paymenta
Mir
Crick
Aio
Crickene
Dar
My. Crick
Liscal
Jannie
T. M. Slaibery
Central Police Court
Desler
Macquarie-street
Crewe
Liaohong Farmer’ Union
Tamworth Ceatwenet
Loeack
Lie
Arvero Salen
Customs revenue and public notices across annual church and harbor events
A fragmented report lists customs revenue, various public notices, church openings, and local happenings. It mentions a school opening by Cardinal Moran, maritime harbor affairs, charity appeals, and a memorial event. Multiple names and places appear, including Ryde, Melbourne, and Sydney, with references to memorials, rail sleeper contracts, and local meetings.
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Gilbey’s
Strathmill
Demeniis Marie Brizard
Dante
James Whale
Torlsint
Owend
Geo
A. Artiett
Vhitaren
Sheufiers
Bartels
Momory
Drag Isband
Simurge
Ilverside
Tome Thaerton
Bis Sorravenne Wits
Sunes
Bury Bilvehrtor
Comembrance
Jun Fiear
Ali’ Yue
Eve
Dageitier
Lily” Mitveratte
Pietue
Miene
Taiher
Joba Geordseilyers
Ie Hite
Hin Lovin AiMtater
Sindwong
Eilee
Gesrwe
Ongniod
Bilveretor
Tn Sal
Jone
Unene Silversige
Tone
Tuten Barth Dane
Punt
Iteesteeek
Camperdawn
Legislative Assembly
Eorkmen
South Australia
New Houth Wales
Lev
Sydsey
Priday
THE
Butebere Im Nubigbri
J. Wonders
Woronov
B. Nicholson
Labor
T. Simei
Giber
Commonwealth Parliament
Postal and Public Service
Melbourne
Qose
Thureday
Pune
Tata
Srisnd
Ben Bydeey
Toston
Ryde
Moran
China
Aly
Charles Griives
Resert Breugh
Wishiol Australia
Holliers Wires League
YMCA
Ise Lowe
Juas
Rumuel
Tite Reman
Tomimlas
Nual tiveUng
Mipmoe
Annin Stovich
Camiemont
Norit Sydner
Werbers Viste
Folke- Abel
Uremeriy
Big Martine
Waa Weinsies
Bard
von Sleyrey
Ot Stacey
Gleeras
Saembere
Lew Coumes
yeuTs
Fred
TALL
Ryuren
Dane Wand
Manquarie Ward
Tope
Favenel Petsery
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A. Glebe
Harbor Trust
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