AUSTRALIAN POLITICS

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 153, 24 July 1909, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN POLITICS

I FEDERAL* PARLIAJthMT.. .3 Hy Cahlo.-Prcss Melbourne, July S3. '"> ~.'". tlla lloi 'se of Representative!. Hr 4 UiUiiuu Lyne moved in favor of eylßfcviJ to have tariff anomalies removed. Ml/,- i! debate ni adjourned. * * *. -T? J An amendment vat made to taetQMl J Age Prions Bill removing rabiothw H en Am.uim receiving the pension. -• $3 Received July 24, 12,46 ajn, '. •/$ Melbourne, July tfc" Jjkj .The discussion of the Old Age Jen- ■ \ sion Bill in committee was-marked by "J recriminations between Sir William KWa and Sir John Forrest. Mr. Cook, onW i man, warned Sir William Lyae anlniL ' 1 liia continual iaternipttow. V ,"j| SOUTH AUSTRALIAN PABLBAMEN*. v j] Adelaide.. Jidy tt, 1 larlrament has o|iened. The ifoverV -jil nors speech foresbadowea airee, «jW ;-"M railways to open up agricultural art**, m 9 a progressive land»tax, a. compalapf* '>& purchase bill, and the referent* of fli rSI .Murray waters question to the It* l m courts. .. ' -ffl The House adjourned untH TneadnkS The Labor Party has decided tojSfcOJtt nut a no-confidence motion, ■ THE BENT LAND .COMIiTSSIO^I^i Melbourne, 'f', The .Rent Land Commission hulim \ l lc-tcd its report. It is imdenttoDJ Hit*" ''<t the report exonerate* toe efrPreHtr i i'ml finds that he did not benefit to Uw ■' '* transactions. " {■ '■ J