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MAY BE SHORT. [PER press association.] WELLINGTON, July L. A hint that next session of Parliament may be short was dropped by the Minister, Mr Cobbe, to-day. Replying to a deputation he referred to the difficulty of getting ordinary legislation through Parliament. “Next session may be a short one,” he said, “and there may be important measures dealing with finance. Many of the ordinary Bills have to. be dropped, at tlie end of the session, you know.” ,
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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 July 1933, Page 9
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