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clB (Rec. 7.10 p.m.) ijtm St. John, Nov. 28. alH Newfoundland's return to her old >e» gtatus as a Crown Colony became ■ virtually assured to-day when the ■ Government told the Legislatnre its B plans for giving immediate efFect to B the recommendations of the recent M Royal Commission that investigated » the island Dominion's financial and H economic condition. Sj .The Speeeh from the Throne said » that the proposed changes in the ■ country's governmental structure m held out the possibility of freedom B from imprecedented difficulties. ff The Premier, Hon. F. S. Allardyce, M declared the suspension of the ■ constitution and its snbstitution by ■ a commission to be in the best interB ests of the country. There was no B debate on the proposals, the Legislam ture adjourning until to-morrow, ■ when the debate will begin. An ■ amendment calling for a week's ad- ■ journment proposed from the Opposi- ■ tion benches of the Lower House by ■ Mr. F. G. Bradley, was defeated.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 701, 29 November 1933, Page 5
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