CAPE COALITION
A BUSY SESSION CONCLUDES
C United Press Asso'iatioR —By ElectricTelegraph—Copyright.)
CAPETOWN, June 21
Parliament concludes three weeks’ session to-morrow, having been sitting, morning, afternoon and evening for the p::«t fortnight. The Coalition has been put to a severe strain, owing to the outspoken criticism irrespective of Party, clearly indicating that former divisions will not be renewed, though the life of the Coalition is limited. 'Colonel Sta'Uajvd led the revolt c members' for mining constituencies agaiinsfc the levy of million on mines.
Rural members are dissatisfied with the vote of four millions to reduce interest on farm bonds to five per cent.
An attempt is being made in N'-' 1 'to Consolidate the dissatisfied elements in a new Party to fight the Ooalition at the impending Provincial Council elections.
The Cape continues to smart under the scanty, treatment accorded it in allocating Ministerial portfolios.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 June 1933, Page 5
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