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[ IIV TKI.KOKAfIl —fiat CRESS ASSOCIATION LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. WELLINGTON. Aug. 22. The l.egi-lalive Council met at 2.1!.'! p.tn. to-day. The Land Transfer (compulsory registration of titles) Bill was read a third time and missed. The Council adjourned at 2.12 p.m. until 2.:M p.m. ott Thursday nexl. THE HOUSE. The House met at 2.2" p.m. Alter Inrmal business bail been I ran -aeted the Mouse went into ( ommittec of Supply to eon-ider the cstilea I es. At the suggestion of Mr Willord the Premier agreed to increase the salary of the Commissioner of Taxes.
Mr Midland thereupon proposed to reduce the vote for the Department of L'll),7(>l hv L'l. as an indication that all salaries ot L* 110 and under be restored to pre-war standard. This, on a division was lost hv 111 to Pi. The vote was agreed to.
On the Stamp Duties Department vote of C7A.527. Mr Willord moved a reduction of L'l an indication that the "cut" in the salaries of C'22o and under he reinstated. I his, on a division. was lost hv 22 to 21 and the vote passed. The Committee nns-etl, also, a vote ■ f C 222.111111 for the National ProvidentFund Department. The House adjourned at 0.2 > till 2.20 on Tuesday.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1924, Page 3
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