The 161 most common words used in parliament on Friday February 28, 1902 were:
| Word | Frequency |
|---|---|
| duty | 73 |
| cent | 60 |
| articles | 59 |
| jewellery | 49 |
| item | 33 |
| duty of per | 29 |
| trade | 23 |
| revenue | 23 |
| doors | 21 |
| exemptions | 18 |
| precious stones | 18 |
| umbrella sticks | 18 |
| imported | 17 |
| proposed | 15 |
| dutiable | 15 |
| great | 15 |
| duty upon | 15 |
| move | 14 |
| purposes | 14 |
| point | 13 |
| high | 13 |
| free list | 13 |
| duties | 12 |
| manufactured | 12 |
| order | 12 |
| handles | 11 |
| material | 11 |
| sticks | 10 |
| Treasurer | 10 |
| understand | 10 |
| consideration | 10 |
| wood | 10 |
| Tariff | 10 |
| subject | 10 |
| word | 10 |
| amount | 10 |
| cases | 10 |
| gold or silver | 10 |
| agreed | 9 |
| desire | 9 |
| Division | 9 |
| making | 9 |
| charged | 9 |
| manufacturers | 9 |
| large | 9 |
| pencils | 9 |
| hat pins | 9 |
| gold | 8 |
| rate | 8 |
| imposed | 8 |
| finished | 8 |
| timber | 8 |
| kind | 8 |
| place | 8 |
| manufacture | 8 |
| dealt | 8 |
| pay | 8 |
| reason | 8 |
| importations | 8 |
| class | 8 |
| inserted | 8 |
| admitted free | 8 |
| imitation jewellery | 8 |
| free | 7 |
| silver | 7 |
| axe | 7 |
| casks | 7 |
| locally | 7 |
| hope | 7 |
| vote | 7 |
| circular | 7 |
| connexion | 7 |
| lead | 7 |
| adornment | 7 |
| cameos | 7 |
| cameras | 7 |
| slides | 7 |
| per cent upon | 7 |
| ad valorem | 7 |
| pins | 6 |
| impose | 6 |
| Melbourne | 6 |
| classes | 6 |
| informed | 6 |
| valuable | 6 |
| view | 6 |
| small | 6 |
| number | 6 |
| officers | 6 |
| working | 6 |
| man | 6 |
| luxuries | 6 |
| difficult | 6 |
| goods | 6 |
| metal | 6 |
| buttons | 6 |
| penholders | 6 |
| buckles | 6 |
| distinction | 6 |
| reference | 6 |
| railway | 6 |
| New South Wales | 6 |
| ad valorem per | 6 |
| partly or wholly | 6 |
| valorem per cent | 6 |
| 1st March | 6 |
| Amendment negatived | 6 |
| South Australia | 6 |
| axe handles | 6 |
| door stock | 6 |
| imposed upon | 6 |
| lower rate | 6 |
| tool handles | 6 |
| valorem per | 6 |
| Customs | 5 |
| hat | 5 |
| imitation | 5 |
| brought | 5 |
| including | 5 |
| frames | 5 |
| exempt | 5 |
| prevent | 5 |
| increase | 5 |
| generally | 5 |
| America | 5 |
| difficulty | 5 |
| protection | 5 |
| prepared | 5 |
| consumer | 5 |
| fact | 5 |
| men | 5 |
| interests | 5 |
| Estimates | 5 |
| tax | 5 |
| trouble | 5 |
| staves | 5 |
| letter | 5 |
| tickets | 5 |
| Minister for Trade | 5 |
| Trade and Customs | 5 |
| gold and silver | 5 |
| impose a duty | 5 |
| member for Melbourne | 5 |
| upon the free | 5 |
| North Sydney | 5 |
| raw material | 5 |
| Premier of Queensland | 4 |
| ask the Treasurer | 4 |
| come in free | 4 |
| member for North | 4 |
| rate of duty | 4 |
| unattached tool handles | 4 |
| Customs authorities | 4 |
| Federal Government | 4 |
| Home Affairs | 4 |
| Mr Philp | 4 |
| amended agreed | 4 |
| poorer classes | 4 |
| stones unset | 4 |
| unattached tool | 4 |
| wholly made | 4 |
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