PARLIAMENT

Hokitika Guardian, 30 August 1922, Page 4

PARLIAMENT

[BY TELE6tU.I?H-br£K -PRESS ASSOCIATION] WELLINGTON, Aug. 30. THE'COUNCIL. The Legislative 'Council met at 2.30 pm. . ’ Hon McGregori gave- notice ot, Ins intention to introduce an Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration AihemL ment Bill. The Leader of the Council gave notice to move to-morrow a motion in regard* to Washington Conference already agreed to by the House. The Council' adjourned until 8 p.m. The Council resumed at 8 o clock, when the Imprest -Siipply Bill was read a first time. , , After feeling reference had. been made to the death, of-Horn Hardy, the Council adjourned until 11 o clock next day.

the: house. The House met at 2.30 p.m. In the House during the. afternoon; the Imprest Supply Bill authorising 'an expenditure of £2,230,815 was introduced by Governor’s message ami passed after a brief' debate. At the evening sitting, the Premier announced:Htnr C. A. GJ Hardy memher of* the Legislative Council, amV former member of the House bad diul that, evening. He moved the gusto «• arv motion of condolence w tli the rein Jes of the deceased, w i ch wasmg ecd to after being sympathetically sup ported■’bV Messrs • Sidey,- Holland, Sullivan, and Noswortny. o oo The House rose at / .to P.-m- til p.m. next day. .