The Dean Case Again.
■ ' (Per Press Association.) Sydney, June 18. :-'■■ *• Jri-the; ' ' Legislative Assembly Mr Chapman sought to move the adjournV:/'«»nt : oflth'e._;.Houße l in order to call attention to the cost of the recent Dean Commission, it being alleged that when the Commission- sat in the morning and also in the afternoon, two* fees were charged . instead of the Commissioners treating the day'e work arone sitting. As Mr Chapman was thwarted in his desire both at the last sittinjc >and "also^at to-day's, the Opposition regarded the action as a desire on the part of .Government to erade the matter; therefore, Lyne, Leader of :'ithe^Opposition, moved that the I methoel of payment of the Dean Comjmutoner*, amounted to a misappropria^ttW'j^Hc funds. The Premier " ' ißeeept^^tne^nXotion as one tantamount to want of confidence, and moved the adjournment o| the House, which was carried. The Oppositionists are thought id hare but a amall chance of success.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 295, 19 June 1896, Page 3
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151The Dean Case Again. Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 295, 19 June 1896, Page 3
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