PARLIAMENT
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IK H'SK OF R K I’ll ES EXT ATI VES.
WELLINGTON, July IS The House met at 2.80.
The following Bills were introduced liv Governor-General’s message and reatl a first time:—The Government Insurance Act Amendment, Police Offence-, Amendment,anti tho Registration of Engineers’ Bill. The remainder of the afternoon sitting was taken up with a discussion on the report of the Cook Islands De-
partment. At tho evening session the following Bills were read a second time:— The Police Force Amendment (Hon Mr Parr), the Copyright Amendment (Hon Mr Parr), Extradition Amendment t Hon Mr Parr), the Sale of Foods and Drugs Amendment (Sir M. Pn in a re), the Local Legislation Bill (lion Mr Bollard).
The House rose at 9.f>o till 2.30 on Tuesday,
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 July 1924, Page 2
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