N.S.W. POLITICS

Hokitika Guardian, 10 December 1921, Page 3

N.S.W. POLITICS

U's'l lIAI.MS ANI) N.Z. I'AIlUn ASSOCIATION .Received This Day at 8 a.m.) SYDNEY. Dec. in. There have been mi developments in the political situation. It is slated the Got crnmeiil is continuing its efforts 1.. ecu 1a ,1 Spi a 1,1-1 I tile lin'llll'Cl .111 iiiuniccd in the press ihnl lie had declined an oiler on hcliall' ol t lie I,idiom Party, nl> the Speakership, and also ( :i i, Ilia nship of the Forestry Commission at the litin inatii.it of the present Parliament. Mr Dooley denies that any such offer was mad, behalf of the Government. Providing no solution is reached hei,lle the Assembly meets oil Tuesday, it. is suggested that a temporary Speaker fie agreed upon, in order to overcome the difficulties arising from the estimates, and otlu'i essential matters being hung up. It is considered that whatever may happen short ol a dissolution it is practically impossible tor anv patty to eniry on, and the only proper solution is a dissolution. Unh,mi- considers, with a long list ot moasuiVs Mocked ill Hie two Houses, some of them being ol special interest to the workers, particularly Motherhood endowment, and Basic' Wage Mils, .the outlook for an appeal to the electorate is I>i i<j;l»t.