BRITISH POLITICS.
THE VETO BILL.
KING'S ASSENT v. LORDS,
United Press Association —By EleetrioTelegraph
Copyright. Received May 1, 5 p.m. LONDON, April 30.
In the Veto Bill just issued, the preamble foreshadows an ultimate Second Chamber on a popular basis The Bill provdes that within one month cf a Money Bill sent up to the Lords the latter's consent may be dispensed with on the King's assent, the Speaker's certificate declaring it a Money LJill to accompany its presentation to the King, " Bills other than finance will similarly become law if rejected a third time by the Lords, afti-r passing the Commons curing three successive session?, not necessarily in the same Parliament. The maximum duration of Parliament is to be live years.
BY-ELECTION
-WON BY A LIBERAL
Received May 1, 5 p.m
LONDON, April 30
In the by-clection for South Edinburgh, rendered 'necessary by the appointment of Mr A. Dewar as a L ird Judge of the Scottish Court of Session, resulted in the return of Mr Cites. FT. Lytil, Liberal, by a majority of 2,2:f7 votes.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10033, 2 May 1910, Page 5
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