N.S.W. STATE PARLIAMENT
POSITION BEMAINS OBSCUBE
By Electric Cable- -Copyright,
'Aust. and N Z. Cable Association.) Sydney, July 8
The State Parliament opened. Mr Bowser was re-elected Speaker unopposed. The Governor, in his speech said that until the complex position created',at the elections wag cleared up he considered it unnecessary to present a programme- of legislation iu detail.
A mooting of the 'Liberals rejected Lhe Country Party's terms for the* formation of-a composite Ministry, stutiug that they wore out of all proportion to the strength of Lhe Country .Party. . , . ' . ANOTHER CENSU.UE MOTION In the Assembly, Mr McGirr moved a further censure motion, covering a great variety of subjects, including condemnation of the Government for its attitude in connection with the basic wage. State subsidies to denominational schools and orphanages, wheat guarantee, and the capital levy.
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Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 280, 9 July 1924, Page 6
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