BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
(Australian & N.Z. Cable Association.) IN THE COMMONS. LONDON. Dec. 17. The House of Commons division list shows the Prayer Hook figures were erroneously announced last night. The correct totals are 238 to 205. Lord Hugh Cecil said: “Last night, we were told we ought to have disestablished. This is a measure of disestablishment. AA'hatever the Church Assembly does seems wrong. If it tries to adjust its affairs to establishment it is wrong; if it tries to separate the Church of India from the State it is wrong'. **
Lord AA'intcrton replying said the Indian Government recognised the Hindoo religions as well as the Anglican. by exempting mosques and temples from land tax. The Bill was read a second time without division. LONDON. Dec. 1(5. Air Head lam, in answer to a question gave te following' details of the largest submarines and suhmersibles being built by the Powers, and their estimated costs —France, submersible S2. three thousand tons, forty-six million francs; United States A 4. 2890 tuns. 7150 thousand dollars; Britain, XL 2525 tons. £1.043.933; Japan, fourteen. 1970 tons, eight million yen; Italy 1378 toils, cost unknown.
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Hokitika Guardian, 19 December 1927, Page 2
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