THE UPPER HOUSE

Feilding Star, Volume 7, Issue 2219, 28 May 1929, Page 8

THE UPPER HOUSE

ALREADY OVERLOAD]® (Per Press Association) Christchurch!, May 28. Speaking at Rangiora last night Premier Ward said: “I have heard some whisper about another place. I do not know whether the speakers? i were trying to draw me or not. There are so many gentlemen in the otter place now that it has more than halt' the total of the lower House. It is an unwritten law that they should only be about half. I have been waiting lor some resignations in order to send in ‘ another batch. There would be nobody I would be inclined to include sooner than Mr Buddo.” This Statement was made at a presentation to Mr Buddo. PESTS OF THE LAND FARMERS VOICE THEIR NEEDS (Per Press Association) Masterton, May 28. The Provincial Conference. of the Farmers’ Union passed resolutions asking the Agricultural Department to institute resoai’ch for the ultimate extermination of the bot and tlic nasal bot fly, that the Live Stock Department Division bo asked to investigate the losses through! abortion!* and that the Cover tun out be asked to formulate and carry out a scheme for the complete eradication of ticks and lice in. .sheep.