POLITICAL NOTES.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19057, 20 July 1927, Page 10

POLITICAL NOTES.

WHS Wffiai.^^^^^»H °MW Welfare. '<«&■ An amendment to Act, dealing with indictable offences, trill betSJl*! Parliament this sessions n||ljtl tion waa conveyed te tkufilii |fl presentatives to-day by tt£3lll Education (Mr ing a query by Mr V. %&$& 11 kill), who had asked wheiSfsl ister would, by legUlatSlllll powers of the ChUdreivtSlliS able it to deal with iatirt»il§ll| and thus obviate the nwZSlajiiß tag offenders on to *M'ftjtiji|jwH The Minister amending legislation clause along the lines snaiMMKn Potter, and the Ministw meet with the ber and citizens generauy Teachers' The question of nuation was again of Bepresentatives to-day awIIIII Harris (Waitemata) gavs'aj^lfl intention to ask the MfaWJffiEgjSl cation whether he would afford an opportunity for tSjlafil era not entitled to beartts tfrflgg] fund, snbject to their frjMJSaJal plus compound interest. Ed by Mr Harris that fact flsvul teachers had been unaM* tft'Sfwl provision now applied for,,flkPgl their entry on the would not throw a burden trafjll Bailway Passes to Nones, il||| A question given House of Bepresentatives tctmam W. S. Glenn (Bangitikei) the Minister f or BaUwayi r™Hmj importance of acceding tojfti|{§fl of the Women's Branch ttwuH Union for the granting of.ffi||Bjjß passes to its nurses. The tt*mfg9| ed out that the Women 'a instructions to nurses to Eljjjfflfflj mediately in cases of siekqq|||H| tress, necessitating a fa°JfcpfiHfl the railway service. Broadcasting Loan. 'Hfl» In the House to-day,,Mr,lfe||||B land gave notice to ask theJeli^^B General under whsi legidaljtraßß ity was the New Zealand BngSSn Company loaned £ISOO lj fti§Hl ment. Was it a fact thanjjßHß casting Company had been fflnH extension of their thor term of five years! Patents Office. ,^m| The total number of wrtftßM letters patent, registration Wf|jj| and trade marks last The transactions for the y<|wsMj| a cash surplus of £6539. 9wBlM arrangements in e °taetlonijjßjj|g9 organisation in the Patents .(pßgjfl Morions weeds Bill. JilSn The Noxious Weeds AmMftmlH introduced in the Howe "this 'Jail by Governor-General failure to. clear noxious vreeda the time specified in a- aotto $M tinning offence. Ole««nef'i|HM effected within one for a breach of the Act>jH>a|fiflM fine on further conviction ! SK$Fi than £5 or more than £SO. may be taken thereafter ffßßljß intervals against offend^|||j||| The right conferred Md<9§M§|§l of 1923 to clear the 4 specified in any gV.pfWiWWM or at the proper seiTO Of-WiaM is to be repealed, ifl&fetßO ; r occupier, or any pera'pf, hV;Ksjll« ie rents or profits eluding the' agent or . fowHallß occupier, will be r . e land within the time notice from an advertisement. s It is also proposed Borough Councils and may appoint noxious jWJfljgljSJßsl Teacher's Petition. ' Mary Ingley, of a missing link in her t?*3J|&H which she states debars fcfi|H9 pa ticipation in the nuation fund, and petitioned tain back service annuation purposes. Horticulture BUL "<^m9 The New Zealand culture BUI » tory recognition of diplomas in horticulture l l{£Js£hßvJ Institute. There is 'Q'jjJHpHsTi to the issue-of such specific statutory *#W||hH considered that be enhanced by the-fjWHgn«H9l issued after an ance with a Governor-General tificate and diplomas VfyfjSSsßßM face the words, tion in accordance >ljffijffj|§jpfjll land Institute rt.,WfB&B3BM 1927," or words to provision is included without examination sons engaged in tt e ffiggSJjgllß culture and to UMfIH certificates. The jrffijffJSgaMM Minister for AgrieaWTCj pggaUM the refusal of ti»».* diploma in any such