AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.
Proas Association—By Telegraph—Copyright, ADELAIDE, November 18, (Received November IS. 1898, at 9.58 a.m.) The Legislative Council has passed the Upper House Franchise Extension Bill. Household suffrage is provided, tho property qualification being, however, retained. The new form of suffrage depends Upon approval by a referendum of the Legislative Assembly and tho electors. MELBOURNE, November 17. Tho Legislative Council adopted a re* solution iii favor of amending the Educa* tion Act, allowing religious instruction _ in schools, provided it does not interfere with the usual secular instruction. EYDN EY, No vem ne r 17, In tho Legislative Assembly tho Budget debate is proceeding. There is strong opposition to tho tea and rice duties.
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Evening Star, Issue 10783, 18 November 1898, Page 2
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