MORE SCENES
IN N.S.W PARLIAMENT
REPEATEDLY CALLED TO ORDER-.
(Received oupwiuoor 27, 8.1 ■"> a.m.)
SYDNEY. September 27. There have boon more disorderly scenes in tho Legislative Assembly. Mr Fitzpatrick (member for Orange), whom Mr Willis, the Speaker, yesterday adjudged to bo guilty of insolence, but who left before Mr Willis was able to take action, defying him to bring him back, was repeatedly called to order.
The Spoaker ordered the Sergeant-at-Arms to remove Mr Fitzpatrick, who loft when the Sergeant approached him. He shortly afterwards reappeared, and the Speaker ordered tho Sergennt-at-Arms to call the police to remove Mr Fitzpatrick. The latter thereupon took his seat, saying: "I will wait for the officers." When the police arrived ho walked out. shouting: "This will bo a House when Willis is a long way out of it."
Then followed a heated pnssagoatarms between Mr Kelly (member for Lachlan) and Mr Wood (an ox-Minis-ter and member for Bega), Mr Tvelly inviting Mr Wood to go outside.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 28 September 1912, Page 5
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163MORE SCENES Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 28 September 1912, Page 5
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