N.S.W. POLITICS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17430, 15 April 1922, Page 12

N.S.W. POLITICS.

lw wmm sworn in. ,||;|wtOCrSESSIVEa' COMPIAINT. «nd N.Z. Cable i^wcUtioa-) April . 14th, 7JO p.m.) SYDNEY, April 13. Ministry has been sworn in &r George Falter, Itemier. I>|| , ' Hon. ©. W. Oakes, Chief Secretary kf'rfl 1 " -iud-'Muußter of Health. Lit'')' 1 ' A. A. C. Cocks, Tr»»Burer. Hon. T. E. Bavin, Attorney-General. |"r ; '"/-"Hob. W. 3L Wearoe, I.nnds and gvKen. Sir Thomas Henley, Works, J£: ;p JESstlways and Housing. W Is. ' jHota/AV Bnffltnell, Education and Inp;| J. C. L. Fitzpatrick, Mines and I?'J Local Government. It. T. Ball, Agriculture. y.'j} ' -Hon. T. J. Ley, Justine. If'!, Hon. E. H. Parrar, M.L.0., Minis- : ter,of. Labour, .. t ' i Hon. F< A. Chaffey, Assistant-Minis-Lands aad Agriculture Sir Joseph Carruthers, Viceof the Executive Council. J'rqgresgives strongly favoured a Redaction in tha number of portfolios, V retention Of the full number by Fuller is considered likely f offence to the Progressives. :||l is' some surprise at the apas Minister of Labour of the E. ,H. J Farrar, who was formerly Labourite and who joined after the labour split ■ jtieM cwuwriptipn issue during the if thfi number of new i| shock to the people.'' He tand disappointed that no . been made to reduce the tit portfolios. It seems, he jllaplnE a&if/affiooa have .been created for werecity solicitors, were in]?aid a courvisit possessed no politi-