PUBLIC REVENUES BILL.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13884, 8 November 1910, Page 7

PUBLIC REVENUES BILL.

— » THE GOVERNMENT WHIP IN A CORNER, .sr_-u__ to "inn rmss.") WELLINGTON, November 7. ■wi* r """"' *""' """*""' ** 10 sei " or Government wlnp, found himself in a somewhat wtorard position to-night. The Leader of the Opposition had moved to recommit tho Public Revenues Bill with a view to deleting the obnoxious ckase which some years back enabled the House to -perpetrate tho famous forty pounds steal." Mr Massey',. HSi ?1l lost } Ji ' on] y *«& *°t«mlnl £ i ihoS t w }l o v6u>d ''gainst tho proposal wa3 Mr Ell. SuWontly Mr Anderson, tho mem. wr for Mataura, "roasted" Mr Ell . n in chanae ot front since 1900. Mr M««dte Mr .El , m which he had P e . /ffe book - (Laughter.) •_!»« of .4* Premier to increase tlio ' V an<l wa *** P»ving the voted *'■ "? S , am °»-*t the 10 who Si-irti. l \f 2G «*>* ™ted »SS3 rt o« Sit MrV 1 " 101 " 80 ' 1 also Party UJ.;*T.™ -_. *,° ,Government the Bin J* had d that He Lf r?y o "fy to those charges. He IIJ _ ll i' d /' an fi wl llis opinwn. Aot; n^t ,f ] J e had Ac exin Sf T'f 1, _ IVO , votwl a3 ■■* <HcJ had sono for ' va **d* a *mriS? y ? Iso taunt . wl Mr Ell »'th vhanuo «f f roi _t m this about ft. l " I)on ' t Sof ' a,, £ r ? and "•'"sty G^ r irfr^ nid M r m ■™ s «««■ °f CS M .r S ° r " ' ni ° Possibility , * *«i Mjiy, ti^ f of St \l! n T rt,iy the menI>» lh!l La " re «s°» s mime during (UflghterT ° n I '" bliC business ' Derby H m' J !* ?,nb 1 ( - r: He's at the _Z'*i (> ¥° •■•••^iter.) 1m itit. MembM: Wt put r c!miL J W h Ward ' in TC !-*r. Baid tbe E^T 7 f « r the increased (itLV 40 , railway servants and -pir^^^be;ry ( ws. bWnU£ed