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Motueka Star, Volume II, Issue 95, 11 July 1902, Page 5

“I have got my constitutional law" ver alongside me again.” Mr R. McKenzie’s playful manner of drawing the House’s attention to the first appearance this session of Dunedin’s junior member. The Police Offences Act Amendment Bill of Mr Willis extends section 28 of the original Act sb that it may apply to wagering or betting by bookmakers on any racecourse •or on any public stieet. This will mean that I) > lie makers following such practices will become rogues and vagabonds w.thiu the meaning of the Act. The School Attendance Act 1901 Amendment Bill introduced by Mr Willis proposes to enable the Court to dismiss an information against a parent for not sending his child to school if it is satisfied that it is inexpedient, li i v-nig regard to the 'special circumst.uice-; of the case, to inflict a fine. At present a fine must be inflicted if tae case is proved. - - Messrs Pirani, J. Hutcheson and Carncross- have definitely and finally decided not to seek re-election at the next election. ►, Mr Cruso married aM Si Robinson on Saturdajy the 28tlf April, at St Mary Abbots. It would have been m >re appropriate if they had. married on Friday.

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