MORTGAGE BILL

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21414, 5 March 1935, Page 12

MORTGAGE BILL

Consideration By Mouse pf-HATE TO BE RESUMED TO-DAY IFr-.iT: Our Parliamentary Reporter.] WELLINGTON. March 4. ■;•■.. Government's plans for meetj:i,_r :';,'■ financial problems of the f'-rmrr arc likely to keep the House of nr.prescnttil.ivcs busily engaged ~,:.,-,, ,) U the greater part of this v. ci :-.. OT.-mitu.",- consideration of tj-,<- :>.iorii:;me Corporation Bill will ]',. resumed when the House reas- :■( !r,:,!e ; ; |o-morrow after the weekend ad inurnment. Thiriv-f.vo of the bill's 43 clauses h; jV e been passed, and it may be pos- :-)■,;,. !,, complete the committee Maers to-morrow. However, the Minister for Finance (the Rt. Hon. J. G. G.alc.s". who has charge of the measure, said to-night that he would >.:> ihe unreasonable. From that it may he inferred that he is willing in -uiuw two more days' discussion, particularly as the related legislate.:;- the 'Rural Mortgagors and Tenant; Final Adjustment Bill—is j.ot vet ready for introduction. If !■,rr,'. sh.euhl'be delay in securing in;-.' hili once the Mortgage Corpor-,-,!:,n, Ihi! has been passed, the gap (ee.ld he bridged by taking the secend reading debate on the Broadcasting Bill, particularly as the Post-master-General (the Hon. Adam HHmiiton'. who has charge of it, rei.rnecl from his Australian visit torse. Fur the sake of continuity, ] owever. it is desirable to take in :mmcdiate conjunction the two measures on the. mortgage question.