DAYLIGHT SAVING.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18128, 18 July 1924, Page 11

DAYLIGHT SAVING.

PBPBTATION TO PMSffl MINISTER.

HARDSHIP OS: FAKMEBS-

-weixington, Jaly * 7 - ' '' ' fi U«Dg d«P utation ° rg t ■ A wait " r' iiUnister this morning i ISuamer Time Bill into * %. Sideys ou pointed out ??; < "^ T iog H-M » refotm ■*<?* a ' amnm "- z " i-jgssiiS fc* on -c\lOpposition, numerous grader represen„T°si I uthe® of- 0 f commerce, ail C bodies, the civil , 2# and representaparliamentary lAh' Jfcnibers but Mr Holland I tear Party they were pre- [ matS? ing ' farmerß m Kt-mentioned representing (the two p_ tec 4; on League), Mr ££ffs^» A TI : ORBWJ). ' * prim® Minister's Eeply. view there was no opposition | ri& to the request--of tho do- : cSf did not know whether | any opposition at all, but h IS hatching Other * . passed a* Payhght Saving Kg£ years ago, and at the end ,oi llHre months repealed it. not a in the Legislature was in ig& of it " when the repeal. measure lUi; through. He had been told Act had not been repealed , have led to revolution. Daywas in operation m ■ yanK§Xt a fa6hlon, but the original nEggfel' broke down, and now the ran it for themselves, : ; is a most -awkward arrang®- j remarked Mr Massey. In pEs: w hen I was there, they had plnrJtß opposite each other. J fjjmrthr. the other. I happened to s&Smwdf by the wrong clock on ojie It resulted in my getting up Wanted* to, and I did not fflfeffc'/ '(Laughter:) Hard.on fanners. r hfJoasaey> also ailuded to the proryear to put the clock ifflpife'ctly 12 hours.ahead of Greenwo.uld meet with ■ the , apSof Aipmasters, but would ap- - feSf '-ffie" year round and-that was - - If'' a' farmer was growing - saying would .be of 1 because he could not [' r^er than- -he ? did- at I of: who v were'run - saving irward an hour ..themines idid no objection to it in? | larvesting | j <i;Bome arrange-, i understanding. J )d r £oOfor-'thor arrested a large. ivas confiscated.