BRITISH POLITICS.
AUSTRALIAN ANI) N.Z- CABLE ASSOCIATION. AIR SCHEMES. LONDON, March 18 Mr Ash holt stated Government strongly favours Hie establishment of Imperial airships. Its opposition to Lord Burney’s scheme does not mean scrapping the Empire air line. It is understood an alternative scheme is at present being prepared and when completed is likely to he submitted together with the Burney scheme for the free vote of parliament. THE OOV EI!N MR NT’S DCS I NESS. LONDON. March IS. The House of Commons unanimously agreed to Mr J. 15. dynes’ motion that the Government take the whole time until the end of the financial year. Mr dynes explained that owing to the very stringent financial business the Got eminent did not piopose to take any legislation before the second reading of the Consolidated Fund Dili •on the 20th. of March, except the Local Authorities Emergency Provisions Bill.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1924, Page 3
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147BRITISH POLITICS. Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1924, Page 3
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