Thursday December 15, 1904 | House of Representatives - Australian Parliament

The 200 most common words used in parliament on Thursday December 15, 1904 were:

Word	Frequency
order	74
Senate	63
Standing Orders	56
motion	54
session	51
measure	44
view	42
New Guinea	42
ordinances	39
regard	36
passed	34
liquor	32
vote	32
proposal	32
Constitution	31
prohibition	30
desire	28
natives	26
next session	25
principle	24
opinion	23
law	23
consideration	22
stand	22
liquor traffic	22
Territory	21
deal	21
person	21
accept	21
Possession	21
Commission	20
pass	20
officers	20
prepared	20
control	18
State control	18
majority	17
case	17
duty	17
agreed	17
great	17
traffic	16
business	16
carried	16
asked	16
fact	16
opportunity	16
intoxicants	15
General	15
public	15
relating	15
adopted	15
stage	15
force	15
propose	14
operation	14
resolution	14
result	14
passing	14
responsibility	14
manufacture	14
power	14
Lieutenant Governor	14
Papua	13
subject	13
prevent	13
sold	13
interests	13
favour	13
leave	13
Senate s amendment	13
place	12
trade	12
understand	12
practically	12
recess	12
strong	12
private	12
bring	12
Bills	12
clauses	12
secure	12
British New Guinea	12
British New	12
goods	11
hope	11
dealt	11
meet	11
circumstances	11
existing	11
affairs	11
adoption	11
legislation	11
impossible	11
introduced	11
open	11
things	11
trust	11
intoxicants or opium	11
hotel	10
white	10
service	10
intend	10
dealing	10
work	10
hours	10
move	10
appeal	10
extent	10
considered	10
Executive	10
sale of intoxicants	10
Governor General	10
second reading	10
point	9
notice	9
kind	9
attention	9
long	9
practice	9
decision	9
system	9
report	9
object	9
character	9
objection	9
legislative	9
change	9
carry	9
loss	9
desired	9
proper	9
purchased	9
statement	9
drink	9
member for Kalgoorlie	9
sale of liquor	9
proposed	8
purposes	8
purchase	8
stated	8
connexion	8
administration	8
PostmasterGeneral	8
payment	8
considerable	8
paid	8
amount	8
appointed	8
apply	8
wishes	8
safeguard	8
submitted	8
form	8
inserted	8
allowed	8
assent	8
LieutenantGovernor	8
importation	8
compromise	8
Minister of Defence	8
Representatives	7
morning	7
arrangement	7
responsible	7
reference	7
continue	7
number	7
division	7
Reply	7
hands	7
referred	7
find	7
provided	7
Parliaments	7
intended	7
support	7
opposed	7
called	7
remarks	7
provisions	7
manufactured	7
attitude	7
Gwalia	7
temperance	7
facilities	7
pass the Bill	7
medicinal purposes	7
prohibition clause	7
would point	7
imported	6
Tariff	6
brought	6
Company	6
mail	6
Melbourne	6
increase	6
promise	6
instance	6
satisfactory	6