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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 526, 5 June 1909, Page 5

.i Opinion is. greatly divided in the ranks of ,tlie Government party-astb.'whother tho session should goon. ; Mr. G. W. Russoll; the moinber for Avon, says in his weekly papor. \'!The Spectator".: :"On tlhis.point we feel bound to say that the general opinion of tho as voiced by tho newspapers, is in favour of-tho session going on.'lt isfelt that the affairs of the country aro of. fireat importance, and that, as the financial yoar is alrendy well adyancod, it would bo a. mist.iko to piit off Parliamont until half, tho finnhciul year had pxnircd. With the many urgent matters requiring legislation it will bo asking the Dominion to pay a heavy, price if necessary legislation is.'suspended,;as it-will bo, undor thfe adjournment proposal. This writer sees no reason 'why Mr.. Millar .should not bo left in charge; as Sir Josoph Ward himseU was. in .1902, during Mr. Seddon's absenco for a sossion." ' . '"■.'■ ' • When your throat is ity and husky, a Zymolo Trokey will relieve that disagiceable feeling. Zymple Trokoys give the mouth a cleansed and refreshed sensation. .1 ■ An ordinary'■ general meeting of the Pnparoa Coal Mining Company, Limited, will be held in -'.the'.liaU of th«, Chainljor of Commerce, on .'**W in 'E3 eunj; "Xepsjup*^