MR. HOLMAN'S REPLY.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1812, 26 July 1913, Page 5

MR. HOLMAN'S REPLY.

!new south wales , censure DEBATE. ADJOURNED TILL TUESDAY. , / By Telegraph—Prcra'AssociatW-Oojiyriglit Sydney, July 25. In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Holuian, the Premier, made a spirited reply to Mr. Wado (Leader of the Opposition), He defended tho Government and its policy. The Houses and tho censnro debate were adjourned until Tuesday next. Mr. Jlolman's motion for the. expunging of oxSncafccr Willis's document will Iw taken on Wednesday. LIBERAL PARTY SPLIT. IN VICTORIAN ASSEMBLY. Melbourne, July 25. Tho censure debate and the Legislative Assembly have ■ been adjourned till Tuesday next. Mr. M'Leod's motion is the outooino of a split in tho Liberal party regarding certain points of policy. Mr. Watt (tho Premier) refuses a compromise. Mr. M'Leod anticipates that by tho combined forces of tho Country and Labour parties ho will defeat the Government. Mr. Watt, on tho other hnnd, expects that the country party will not vote solid, and that he will secure a small majority.

PARTITION OF QUEENSLAND. THREE STATES PROPOSED. Brisbane, July 25. In the Legislative Assembly, Mr. Adainson moved in favour of the division of Queensland into three States. The. Premier opposed the motion. The. debate was unfinished. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ASSEMBLY. HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE FOR UPPER HOUSE. Adelaide, July 25. The Governor has opened the State Parliament. The Speecli was colourless. Proposed measures include household suffrage for the Legislative Council.