A DELAYED APPOINTMENT.
A natural curiosity of legislators; re-...,0 eardinc the long delay in appqintinßia "' " Chairman of. Committees was ypiced by the-Leader 61 the Obpositioii (Mr. T: M. " \Vllford) m 'the House of Representatives last night; when 'again-Sir X3eorge Hunter was temporarily placed in- :•-. the.Chair. "When' are ,we 'to have a .- permanent; Chairman?" protested Mr.'.' :' Wilford, who added that'it -was always., usual to have : this ' important position ; filled at the present stage of the session.' ', The Prime Minister admitted' 'that there had been ; a little delay over'the ' - matter, which was 1 entirely, his fault! " '" He had had so iiianv things'to attend to .' that he had liot been able to "settle ' this question; but Ke expected to find "*' tune to make a nomination.within.' the«C',.' next few days. ' ■ ■■....
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 15, 18 July 1923, Page 5
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126A DELAYED APPOINTMENT. Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 15, 18 July 1923, Page 5
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