N.S. WALES POLITICS
REFORM LAW.
Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, November 2. Tbe State Attorney-General (Hr Holman) says that the Government contemplate the appointment of a Royal Commission to inquire into the question of law relorra—both civil and criminal. He claims that tin; poorer section of the community have very great difficulty either in learning their rights or enforcing them. Tbe suggestion that the English Judicature Act shoald be substituted for that of Now South Walts does not meet with the Minister's approval. MR MORTON’S INDEPEN HENCE. SYDNEY, November 2. Mr Morten (Independent), who was elected at the second ballot, announces that i c will support the Government in power. THE NEW REGIME. SYDNEY, November 2. The Chief Secretary (Air D. M‘Donnell) has instructed the police to cease prosecuting for Sunday trading. DUPLICATION OP RAILWAYS. SYDNEY, November 5. (Received November 3, at 10 a.m.) Replying to a deputation, the Minister of Labor (Mr Q. S. Beeby) said that the Ministry considered the duplication of railways absolutely the first thing required of them. An estimate of the duplication proposed in the Last Parliament was that it would cost five millions.
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Evening Star, Issue 14513, 3 November 1910, Page 6
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188N.S. WALES POLITICS Evening Star, Issue 14513, 3 November 1910, Page 6
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