GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15116, 4 November 1914, Page 8

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

UOI'SE OF REPUKSEXTATIVES

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MON'DAVj NovrMHBR 2.

COAL MIXES IJILL

Tl;o JTr:i:.M> then wont into C-immittee p : . ill- Coal"Minos Hill. riauw 4 wa.-, ::!tc:ed to onablo Mr Ttr.'d to ri'tain his position an Chief In.-nrcto'- of Mhi' , -*. Oh'iJ.,; third rc.i*linjr ? -\fr VILPORD frrr.z'iv <o:;d.-i7i!i(-d the lack of ]»ro- . .'it , ■■■!!< t/» "rovrnt disa-stor. !„ hi-, ro-iy the If on. W. FTJASER ,].■-.'<:<•("] tlsat tbu object of the •ri ;iciMi! w,i=: to inakt> iwjlitiral capital 11. di-iii.-ii :i;."t, tho nnssaso of tho Hill 7.■■; y..;ir wonid b.'tv<» prevonhxl tho :!iK;i".'v '.\))!>> ,r 'n. A lesson could bo ; ,:irn''d froii that sa<l accident which • prpv.-nt further accidents of a Y.Y.i ch.tn\ru'v. 'Hi.-* I'.lll v.as then put through its

Ttesday, NovnunEß 3

A l-TKRNOON SITTING

HANK OF NEW ZEALAND.

'it tlio at'ternoon sitting. Th« Hon. JAMES ALLEN laid on •the table a new ntrreement mado ue- • wcvi tho Dominion and the Bank of NVx ZonJnnd. Hβ indicated that tho afnvomnnt would result in a saving to t!j.« country of between JC2(X,'O and X'S'jOO per annum.

NATIVE BILLS

Thf Native Land Amendment Bill, Native Land Claims Adjustment Bill, und tho Hoserves and Other Lauds DisT>o«:nl Ril! were put through all their .stupes.