POLITICAL NOTES

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17811, 10 July 1923, Page 6

POLITICAL NOTES

State Ottaraateed Loan* %|h|H , Tie annual repo rt by Finance in regard to aDBslmH atate guaranteed H j3B following were granted3lSH H'angauui HtopW^j£S3t||^H There was no default nous year in connexion ijjgjjjlH Condemned Stock. 'l^fl The number of stock coadJiaß slaughtered under the ing the past year swine 6, horses I. The paid in compensation waa£WllH Oath of Allegiance. I|mß , The Immigration X e » Ai&H Bill, which has been i&ba«l&fl the Hon. YT. Downie away with the oath tho case of people of BritUtfSl ing to New Zealand, ud wiH simpler method of """itthrffflM tion from persons arririiw IjjgjM Local Legislation. '^Js9 The Local Legislation BQJJhSHH place the "Washing.Up"!s|H that all provisions which Vmbß rushed through in that to be sent to the Minister Affairs early in the notice given to local rtteaenßLV that objections can be lodntfiSß In the House to-day the nH Agriculture gave notice the Noxious Weeds Aet «i|lflfl Bill and the Companies' ob|JmH The Minister of Internal AflflH notice to introduce the PrcmßH ties' Empowering Bill. JsH The Minister of Justice n9H of the Justices of the Inflfl Amendment Bill. ■ j§^B Tho Minister of Native 4|jHH notice to introduce the Claims Adjustment Bill l|9fl The Hon. W. Downie Bt*«fl| notice to introduce the Restriction Act the Local Legislation BjuVIJMM Sugar Beet. 119 H Mr G. McKay, a given notice to ask the-'«SB| Agriculture whether the>.l9HH will take immediate siege with the development beet industry. Ha Government expert found there would be growing good sugar quantities in New tal crops in phenomenal yields. sugar from beet would'lSnHH to stabilise the market, reduce the priee of n ß l |3§&j^H