AUCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 244, 12 October 1907, Page 7

AUCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY ASSEMBLY.

The usual fortnightly meeting of the above society was held on Wednesday ' . evening a t the y.m.C-A. Buildings. Be- j " tng-a he—day, _e-attemdanee-was not as good _ usual, neither were the visitors I «s._nnerous. The Speaker took the j «fca*r at 7_o. After the introduction oi sew _3_bers, snd que stions had been ! answered by Ministers, the "orderrs of j tile day were proceeded with. The Stand- | mg Orders having been snspe_ded to al- | km ai the secernd re—ding of i_> Tariff: I EH, the second reading was carried on fee vt__, j •^ r J- Stanton (Attornev-Geileral) move_—That the time has arrived when 1 »c _c _ the te—alisator should be j EWpteL? Tie Minister introdneed this i . motion to the House in a well thou—l±- ! - -W, logieal fflli temperate speech, which ' bore every evidence of s_i_r_y. The toausator fared very badly ai _a - JajJ cs T and he co_d searcelv" have been »ore sincere in the strietur- passed up- I : the-machine. \Wt " B ™ fle (Opposition) seconded the —ocon _ an able speech, which showed *o£h preparation, especially as regards *= agures. Qe debate was eontinned by _es srs fc <h Garland, X. H. Mackie, Xortheroft, g wegory. Doewra, Knight, Towrie, G. Sanson, __d, Sexton. those who opposed the no--am were Messrs Mackie and Northcroft. 'fii i , beicg responsible for taking against it in a neat, reasonable spprtsn_n-__ speech. Tbe _ _™*r replied, and the motion was earned on the voices. '" ! frf f Honse bedded that the next sitIfs ot the Assembly f being the last of l _Ai ° a) shcmld *"•*» **"* form of a «*-orons debate.