SIZE OF PARLIAMENT.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20563, 3 June 1932, Page 10

SIZE OF PARLIAMENT.

Feeling that th® • time j the Council of the CMBffliPjHMb ' ber of Commerce to suggest to the that it should in the; IPMWjy jjfi* over its proposal to petition asfetpg far A : number of members of The Auckland Chaml3<B , 3K^^^^|; As you know the ' bera havo from time te'wy jßw cated a rpdflctioiiip . mpmbers of Parliament- -.ii-MP|jß right direction , ; opinion <rf the Council newal of the > of the legislative of office liave just Council thinks that somewgßfealffiJ should be done, ana beforcibly impressed, the Haul® that legislation, introduced to provide for *'..fSgga« i' to take effect an expa? W'.tomhKM of the' present Parliament?!* ; ber of members of connexion we "have already UK' of financial assistance " a petition to the Goverßßfl^JJ®, Th&;Canterbury Chamber *rg|H§B-*' to give its opinion on the progjHHMst. organise a petition." * ' Associated Chamber's jto^pMHjp Mr W. Machin said the ASj(jgH»; Chambers had . wise to snpport such a ■, PT £fc. P. Agar, said th# liament bad thres the petition could "w l* B^ a year, particularly as day were hard pressed -in business. At the same in sympathy with the mow«"fSH» ; Hie moved that- a ?J/ terms should be sent to the : The motion was eawfefl.