PARLIAMENT

Hokitika Guardian, 25 November 1921, Page 1

PARLIAMENT

|,iy TEI.KO ItAl’ll atiUt PIU'.SS ASSOCIATION’] I'll!.; COUNCIL. WELLINGTON, Nov. “I The Legislative Council met at '-’..lit p.iit. The Families Protection Amendment, and Oflicial Secrets Rills were intrudttced and read a first time. Conk Islands Amendment Hill "'ns put through the Committee stage without amendment. Samoa Hill was put into Committee and progress reported, when the short title was passed. The Council rose at I. Id p.m.

THE HOrSK. The House met at 2.!W p.m. The afternoon sitting was purely formal.

At the evening sitting t'c lollo'iing local bodies hills passed tin* second rending—Tati,align Harhoit, Kiupowering Amendment Hill >11.", Sir W. 11. Merries): Dunedin City Drainage and Sewerage Amendment Hill { Hca Stewart! ; Ch, i-tclu, id. Tramway District Amendment Hill I Mt lutti : .Judea Land Drainage Ib-ard Empnweri„g Hill .Sir AY. Hetties): Tni.-ri Hive, Improvement Amendment Hill '.Mr I'die) ; Tolaga Hay Harbour Hoard Empoweriug Hill (Mr Williams); Ancle land City Loans Consolidation unit Empowering Hill t lion Pan ). The Native Trustee Amendment Hill ■,\a,. Oil the motion of lion l nates, read a second lime proforma. Orchard Tax Amendment Hill «'•>* put through the Committee stage withnut jiinemlinont. The House then went into Committee on the Eoress Hill which was reported with unimportant amendments. The Orchard Tax Amendment R.H "'»* read a third time when the Ib'itse resumed and the House rose at I'd..AO n.m.