PARLIAMENTARY NEWS.
I In the Legislative Council yesterday the Addreßs-in-Eeply woa moved by the Hon W. Jennings. Captain Baillw was appointed Chairman of Committees. Regarding the Cadman- ' Beca eaae.the Native Miniaien ftnnonnoediotheFlonseofßeprewnte. tivea that bo had resigned his portfolio and would consult his. constituents Ml to his position. A « Bol f on paesfd regretting the death of B i William Fox, and eulogising bill S»»bedserviees, TheAddressJ U P W in the Lower H«w ß moved by MrWilHa, with Mr Earn-, Bhaw as the seconder. In both HouBGB resolutions expressing syrn-| JiwnMhj in regard to the naval onm^Q the Mediterranean were Bills read a HH^H^B^^^^^HHkLFrncmenfSpHWure policy of the Government, the programme being accepted as moderate and progressive. In the discussion concerning the reconstituted Ministry, Mr O'Connor urged that Sir Robert Stout should be included in the Cabinet, and that he would be a tower of strength to the Government; hut as it was the opinion of tho caucus that Mr Seddon should retain the Premiership, Iho suggestion was not favourably re« ceived.
THETOTALISATOR, The member for Waipawa, Mr W. 0, Smith, gave notice yesterday of the following motion:—' That in the opinion of this House tbo totalisator should be abolished, and that the Government bo requested to introeffect to this resolull' intends to move to' number of pel the totalisator during /year. Rgsi mm or the native minister, Merday the Hon A. J. Oadman resigned bis portfolio of Native Minister. This course has been taken .in consequence of tbo fact that only nominal damages were awarded him in the recent libel action against Mr
llees. MrCadman did not attend
the caucus of the Government party yesterday, and the subject was not discussed there, it being understood that the matter should be left to the Ministry. At a Cabinet meeting afterwards, the resignation was accepted with regret, MrCadman,who is member for the Thames, intends to consult his constituents, and will determine in a few days whether he "villvißiitbedißtfiot,-J1,2, Times. :."■■■!■■
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4456, 28 June 1893, Page 3
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327PARLIAMENTARY NEWS. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4456, 28 June 1893, Page 3
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