POLITICAL GOSSIP.
[From Our Parliament art Reporter.]
WELLINGTON, October 7. Mr Buxton, it ia understood, is going to second the Addrese-in-Rsply. As whs stated in last week’s ‘ Star,’ Mr R. W. Smith (member for Rangitikei) will move
Mr Arnold gave notice to ask the Minister of Railways wtiy it has been decided not to grant delegates attending the Trades and Labor Councils Conference the usual railway concessions, and if he will reconsider the piatter. The member for Dunedin Central is also urging the Government to favorably consider the question of erecting an astronomical observatory in Central Otago.
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Evening Star, Issue 14183, 7 October 1909, Page 5
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