IMPERIAL POLITICS.
NEW EDUCATION BILL ANNOUNCED.
London, February 26.
The Right Hon. Mr McKcuna, President of the Board of Education, has announced a new Education Bill comprising non-controvercial clauses.
PASSIVE RESISTERS' RELIEF'
Received 27, 9.59 p.m.
London, February 27. By 261 to 109, leave wi
in'roduce Mr Alcltenni's " Passive Banisters' Relief B.ll," en.ibling th" authority, after jjayiup; a teachers fill' salary, to recover one-fifteenth from the managers of the non-provided schools as tho fraction oE the salary of the teacher giving denominational instruction Mr Balfour said that under the Bill, denominationalists would still pay rate: far a form of teaching unsatisfactory j to them, and pay again for what thev wanted. The measure would not bring peace much nearer. Received 27,11.11 p m. London, February 27.
'l'he minority against the Hon. Mr McKenna's Bill included 45 Irish Nationalist. The latters' forcing a division against the Bill greatly irritated the Non-conlormist group.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 28 February 1907, Page 3
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151IMPERIAL POLITICS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVIII, Issue 81918, 28 February 1907, Page 3
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