YESTERDAY’S PARLIAMENT
HOUSE OP REPRESENTATIVES. [Ptm United Press Association.] WELLINGTON, August 19. Tho Medical Practitioners AmendmentBill was read a second time pro forma, «nd wits, on tho motion of ~Sir Maui Pomare, referred to tho Public Health Committee. Replying to Mr Fraser, the Hon. W. Nosw-orthy said ho did not think there had been any shortage of fowl feed, and in any case tho Government was not to blame. A large, cargo was being field up owing to delay in unloading tho Port Pi fie, dge to a strike with which the Government had nothing to do. Some 30,000 tons would bo landed in New Zealand within tho nest four weeks, and poultry farmers would receive the same quality as millers, as the Government had imported no inferior wheat at all. The House roso at 0.10 a.m.
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Evening Star, Issue 18717, 20 August 1924, Page 2
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