PARLIAMENT.
THE DAY'S WORK. J PROGRESS IK BOTH HOUSES, : i (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) 5j WELLINGTON, this day , . The Legislative Council met at 2.30 p.m. yesterdajr. The Statutes Revision Committee reported the Local Election and Polls I Amendment Bill without amendment, I and the Lands Committee reported the Land Laws Amendment Bill with • minor amendment. The Electrical Wiremen's Registration Amendment, Mairiage Amendment, Magistrates' Courts Amendment, Hauraki Plains, and Town I Planning Bills were put through final stages and passed. The Council adjourned at 5 p.m. until I to-morrow. I The House also met at 2.30. I The afternoon sitting was taken up mainly with formal business and discussions on reports of the Public Petitions Committee. The Prime Minister's motion, that thai statement made by him in the House on I August 17 regarding the agenda paper of the Imperial Conference, do lie on the i table and be printed was carried, on the voices, after 1 a.m. Three Native Bill3 and further clauses to tne Washing-up Bills were brought down by Governor* Message, and the House rose at 1.15. 1 m /
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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 208, 2 September 1926, Page 11
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