ENLISTING M.P.'S

Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 150, 26 June 1915, Page 8

ENLISTING M.P.'S

. ♦ The Suspension of Disqualifications During the Wax Bill, of the introduction of which the Hon. A. L. Herdman gave notice in the House of Representatives yesterday, is a measure specially framed to enable Messrs. T. Y. Seddon and W. D. Stewart, M.P.'s, to enlist as soldiers, and receive pay as such and yet remain members of Parliament. Under ordinary circumstances it is illegal for members of Parliament to receive pay from any State Department. The Bill, of course, will inolude any other members of Parliament who may enlist.

The retiring members of the Education Board, Messrs. Wm. Allan (city ward), Sir W. C. Buchanan (Wairarapa ward), and J. Kebbell (Hutt-Horowhenua ward) have been nominated for a renewed term of office. All who desire a high-grade motorcycle should visit Fitzgerald's Motor Depot, who has obtained the agency of three of the world's best motor-cycles (all British). I have the following second-hand motor-cycles for immediate delivery: — Two Rovers with side-cars, 2 7-9 h.p. Indians, 2 5 h.p. Indians, 1 Calthorpe, 3 Triumphs, 1 A.J.S. (1913 model), 1 A.J.S. (1914 model), 1 2| h.p. A.J.S., 2 6 h.p. Royal Enfields, 2 B.S.A. two-speed. Also 2 Humberette cyclecars, 1 Darracq car, 2-seater; all in good oider; genuine bargains. Terms arranged. J. E. Fitzgerald, 111-113, Lambton-quay, Wellington. —Advt. The Engineer-in-Chief of the Publio Workb Department invites tenders for tho mii,nfciffl.Qt;ur<B i»vl <J«Uv4yy %i OUbora* of ttnel plata girdeu epaju tor bridge*.