FEDERAL CAPITAL.
A DEADLOCK, PER PRESS ASSOCIATION, Sydney, October 16. The Herald siys: The Senate's selection of Bombala reducas the situation to an absurdity as probably was intended from the first." The Telegraph says;— The decision seems to extinguish all chance ef settlement by this Parliament." Both papers c.mplain of the treatment meted out to Naw South Wales, and the Telegraph a ids :—" New South Wales has beea th ) victim of a gigantic confidence trick, as Senator Millin put it, and m iy look forward to having the question pass d on to tha third Parliament unless it gives a solid vote against the Government which treated it so badly. Mkliiourwr, Oatober 17. The Tutnub and Bjmbala sections are both very firm, and there is a feeling in Parliamentary circles that, neither will give way. Though the Government may invita a conference of fcha two Chamber,*, there is not much likelihood of an agreement,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 224, 19 October 1903, Page 2
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154FEDERAL CAPITAL. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 224, 19 October 1903, Page 2
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