PARLIAMENT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 70, 9 August 1912, Page 5

PARLIAMENT.

THURSDAY, AUGUST;*.' LEGISLATIVE c6lsCs. By Telegraph-Press Association ' to. ri ~ Last,. Night. The Council met at 2,30, ' ,-A On the motion of Mn Paul v *»+,««. paid by the Government durins the nut Sri 0 ' f th ,t ? SB centres of the Dominion. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ELECTIONS BILL. wo wa?f n £^ Blft *?'? COUJIciI Ei€etitos Bffl fir?t time by and rea <* • THE EDUCATION COMMISSION Mr Edncati «> Commiaeion. Mr. Loughnan supported the nroDosal down. He considered that the time fcS amved when Parliament sfid^vaW tote of fc n^ odUeed mch The niotion was carried. explaining that % \\\ 'Jl B , M ' lus ter business *w o uld House next week. ° t:iie

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. The House met at 2.30. tron Amendment Bill. ArmtraALIEN SOCIALISM. Mr. Harris brought undfcr the notice ,ed in Wa*hi by an American, who preach■ed such thyngs as the putting of P SSrV I powder into oiled bearing wj t w!Z j object of grinding part, ofthe m ac ]S ery, and it was "to their inters? to £ m much damage M possible Yofchf<™ployers' property: Mr Hirri»Lt?i vrhether jhe'lawl of the £££ £g be amended so that aliens such aa £ one mentioned could be deported ° Mr. Massey said that lie fold referred the natter to the Crown Law offEto ascertain whether the law as if L£ stood allows >wh a Liter to be dS wa*h. If it did., he hoped to m«L the necessary provision this session to p*?occurrences as stated in