STATE PARLIAMENT REDUCES.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12906, 11 September 1907, Page 6

STATE PARLIAMENT REDUCES.

Sir William Lyne thinks has arrived for the rodubtibiil'eHl varioue State Parliaments, - •t Wagga last week, ho going to say thie with rog»rA--i|||fi| State Parliament, and I My it;MHBI it is coming, «nd if the pettpto'-frJtHH nous About them that they ■ would have it at thii eleot»n~«jlKM duotion should be in iho StfaMmM

liament. ' I have ehown jroa of the expenditure; there ■honlqifjUH State Governor, and there «boujyg|j| be the irachinery in the there is at the present plause). How is it possible millions of people to keep **jnsHjl vornors, including a GoTeraofrChiiMi 14 houses of Parliament, .MO"JgMHi attendant expensesP And *QBJW| this matter, now that the vernment has handed over *"*JJH|BH ietration of the Taxation and the roads and shires, there is greater ever to reduce the oontr*' BPJWSHP of each State, and I warn tor.]MW| of this State, and the otheni, ™PtWßm the time cannot bo far there will bo a noneenee end hubbub about -»?M»fl ral extravagance; tho _ bo, are tho States Uieir oxpondituroP There » "OjJßfl sity for each State to have two fSBi of Parliament, and • ported from Great Britain. I formed that the P reß t nt South Australia is to be *?• once this is commenced all *" i^ I BHH •will havo to fall into Ime, ''^^ffl