N.S.W. POLITICS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 64, 6 September 1911, Page 5

N.S.W. POLITICS.

. THE SPEAKER CENSURED. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. Sydney, September 5. Mr. Willis is incensed at Mr. Wade's recent statement that he interfered with votes and proceedings. He declares that he may have Mr. Wade brought before the House and, suspended for the remainder of the session for contempt.' He refeTS to Mr. Wade an overbearing tt!l<l uneouth. and nreditts that the "Varty will be routed at the elections. A MINISTER'S RESIGNATION. j ■ ■■- Sydney, September 5. Referring to the resignation of Mr. Neilsen, Minister of Land* Mr. MeGowen declared that he did not think Mr. Neilsen's policy regarding the freehold was •wrong. The methods by which people had previously obtained land in this and other. t-ountrieS were inequitable and un-' .4nst to posterity. Mr. Neilsen was one _* *!,„ wrrr l,ec+. nf t.llfl Ministers.

of the very best ot tne mhmsu-is. WRIT ISSUED AGAINST SPEAKER; Received «, 1.20 a.ni. Sydney, September G. In the Assembly the Speaker announced the receipt of Mr. Perry writ "claiming £IOOO damages against himself and the Sergeant-at-Arms. On the motion of Mr. McGowen, the House decided that the Speaker and the Sergeant-at-Ar'ms be allowed to plead, and the AttorneyGeneral has been instructed to defend them. The censure debate is proceeding and is quiet and featureless. / =