THE LIQUOR TRADE.
TWO ISSUES DESERET). A BILL COM iNQ.. DOWN. An undertaking to give,; Parliament an opportunity in the coming session to express its opinion upon the liquor issue was given to a, imputation from the New Zealand Alliance at Wellington by the Prime Minister. • Mr. Coates expressed tbe : opinion that the Bill brought , before the House last year \lid not have a fair run. The attitude adopted by the Alliance when it was introduced without doubt had the effect of preventing the Bill being fully considered by Parliament. This session he won Id bring down a Bib ’which fie hoped would give the Legislature the opportunity they were asking lor—-to express its views on tlfiT “various questions that were in the minds of tlie people to-day.
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Feilding Star, Volume 5, Issue 1130, 18 June 1927, Page 4
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