PARLIAMENTRY.

Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1923, Page 3

PARLIAMENTRY.

[UV TKI.KURAI'U —I’EU I’RESS ASSOCIATION.] j

WELLINGTON. August. 27. The House mot at H n.m----i Re-plying to Mr do la Berelle. Holt. ! NosWortliy said the matter ol a leliti- • ..u,n taxation on small racing clubs was | •• ~ oil r I’c r the Ihemier. and would 1 not he overlooked. _ i Replying to Mr Boland, Hon. Nos- . worthy said the Dominion hoard mine:luc Discharged Sidicr .Settlements Act j was mu yet up. Gut everything was ; in train lor it. ' In ,-eplv to .Mr Field, Hon. I’an'i said u vas impossible to hung down | legislation this session dealing with salaries and sup.ranuuatou of Stipcn- : a-iarv Magit rates. A Rill "otild he ’ drat'ted and he I.roughc down next session. In moving for leave to introduce the [..oishtivo Reform Bill. Mr .Milhtaii exiTlaiued the 'mil was designed to l-.rhtg the Legislative l mine, into t.u same relationship towards the House ! ot representatives as the HnU-,-., .oniuow stood to Cue, Common-. nd” u . Pur 1 iameant ry Act. v:/.. a 1-dl P- -» 1 v ;l,e House three- times should he antomatically pc-.-ed hv the Conned, i The veto at present exercised b\ till Council a- exempliticd by tn.e refusal io admit women :c- justices ot the peace-. . am! "Taut tall mvd ae-d poluie.il_ l ig-‘G. was'intolerable. Leave was given to introduce a Bill which was read a hi-t

The House then went into committee on several local bills.