PARLIAMENT
• * [ 1!v TELEOKAI'U —TKIt I’IIKSS ASSOCIATION.] AVELLIN'GTOX, duly 9. THE HOUSE. The House met at 2.30 p.m. The afternoon sitting was devoted Ito formal business, and a debate on the .Juries Amendment Dill, intorducecl by Hun. I ’a it. Mr Milford intimated that when the Bill was in Committee, he would move to make provision for appointing women jurors, which created a good deal of discussion. The Lib was read a second time. The evening sitting was occupied with a debate on the State Advanies Amendment Bill, the second reading cl whiih was mined hr Mr Massey. A> i lie Bill made provision lor more liberal advances up- housing, the Bill was freely discussed, and at 11.30 l lie debate was adjourned till 2.30 to-mor-row.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 July 1923, Page 1
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