PARLIAMENT

Hokitika Guardian, 30 September 1922, Page 3

PARLIAMENT

1 iiv tklkohaimi — run muss association WELLINGTON. Sept. JO. THE COUNCIL. I The Council met at 2.J0 ji.m. 1 Tlie llauraki I’lains Amendment Bill and Canterbury College and Canlei bury | Agricultural College Amendment Bill 1 were ruled to he local hills and the* , Standing Orders were suspended to alI low them to pruned.. They were set i dun for committee on Tuesday. Auckland City and Hospital Board Empowering Bill and Invercargill ( nrpe.ralion Empowering liill were read a second time pro forma and referred to Local Bills Committees. I The debate on the Stole Advances Amendment Rill was ad ion rued until Tuesday. The ('mined lose at 1.111.

THE iiorsr.. Tin- House met at 2..T> pan. In tlie House to-day the Premier stall'd when lie saw in the press yesterday that “Kemal had agreed to a eonferenee” lie doulited the truth id the statement and (aided to London for inforniation and had now received a calde to the effect "There is no truth in the statement that Kemal had agreed to a conference” which left the position as somewhat serious. The House proceeded to consideration of the estimates and passed tire following votes:—External Adairs CIS. ToII : Pensions C11S.S01; Internal Affairs C'iliS.DOt : Audit Department C-M,7s:s, Puhlie Service Commissioners (Xfiee C 8.312. Erin ting and Stii I inncr v T)"iia rt incut C21S.:!I1. Xnval Defcne’ (!50, Defence Departinont C.‘!17.- ( : l(i. Marine Depart men ( 0120.301. Mr Massey stated h fore the Dairy Control Bill was passed it will he re ferenl to a special committee befori which dairv ri , pres"iita t ives could <;'vi evidence.