TO-DAY’S PARLIAMENT.

Evening Star, Issue 14512, 2 November 1910, Page 12

TO-DAY’S PARLIAMENT.

(From Oi-r Own , Reporter.] J Chi FSTTONS ANSWERED. The Prime Minister this afternoon mformed Mr Allen that ho h.od revived no information on a possible . übfiitulGn of tho* Yarmouth class of ■ miser;, tor the Bristol class f- 11- lb' China or ('oinmonwc.il!h fleet units. New Zealand leaves the Gass of ship ■ the Admiralty. Sir Joseph Ward informed Mr Sidev ihat he intended to pats an amendment to the I’ublie Service Glassifica■'on ami Superannuation AeL thin ■pssinn. Sir Joseph Ward stated that he was unaware that the Golleetor of Customr. Rarotonga sells liquor fo Euroleans, hut he had railed for a fm'The Hon, J. A. Millar regretted ih-d funds were not available for improvements to th» Matamra railway ■-Hij.-n. a? timed lw Mr Anderson. The Hon R. M'Kenzie informed Mr th-t Mr MTnfosh (late Inncetor of Minesl had naked for an hiauirv : nlo the cireumotanccs which necessitated his rending. hut as there was no dispute as to the facts of the , afC tfK-rr sccmt-d to be no necc?r>itj ’or inquiry. , 2 Th- lion. T. Mackenzie Gated that, tho delegate-, of the Agnailiiiral Commie*ion now ytfihug AwMepa had been invited to New Zeahand and it was expected thqt several of them -.'■ ill -"ept the invitation.