BRITISH PARLIAMENT
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LONDON, Nov. 20. In tbe House of Commons, Mr MeQni.ston. supported by Mr Fairfax, re- a introduced his “Bill for restoring to the* .M**int>ers of Trade* Unions their Industrial and Political Freedom.” The chief provision is that, within six months of the Bill passing, all moneys collected under the Trade Union Act, 191.fi. shall be paid over to tbe benefit funds of tbe subscribing trade unions. This virtually diverts all money from Jolitieal puiqsises. Replying to qnet.sions regarding tho lost submarine “M.U’ Alt' W. C. Bi idgeman said that the Admiralty had always entertained the possibility of a collision, ami ho added that the vessels ac;oiiipanying the “M.l” flew a red flag to indicate that submarines were manoeuvring. General IJotire announced it was hoped soon to indicate plans for a cornmer-' rial air service to India a year hence. It would be necessary to await the results of oxerimonts before considering airship services.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1925, Page 2
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