PARLIAMENT
j_l«V TJJLECKAPII —I’KK I’IiESS ASSOCIATION.] THE HOUSE. AOItItULTUUAh DANK BILL. V 7 ELLINGTON, July 29. The House met at 2.3 U p.m. Mr Witch on behalf of Mr \\ illoisl asked leave to introduce the Agricultural Bank Bill, lie explained the purpose of the Hill, which was to assist (armors by ( roviding cheap inonov. The hill was introduced and read a first time. I he follow ing hills were read a second time after a briet debate: 1 lie lire Brigade Bill (Hon It. F. Bollard), the Counties Amendment Bill (Hen. It. 1‘• Bollard). Mutual Fire Insurance Bill (i| ( ,n. Sir 11. Khodf'.s). Housing Act Amendinmit (Hon. G. J. Audio son), and the National Provident Fund Amendment (Hon. Fir 11. Rhodes). Tim remainder of the afternoon sitting was occupied by a resumed discussion on the Tourist Departmental report which was laid on the table. At the evening sitting the debate on the Budget was opened by Mr T. K. Sidcv. who was Ibllcwed by Bir Janie-. Parr and Mr Vcitch.
The debate was adjourned on the motion of Mr 1. llollestou and the House rose at 11 p.m.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 July 1925, Page 4
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