AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

Grey River Argus, 23 September 1911, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION

(By -Electric : Teleffraph-^Copyrieht.) (Per Press Association). ■ '. ■ 'SYDNEY,' Sept. 22. In the House Mr. Deakin gave notice of .mofcioia. condemning the Gov-er-nonen-fc ..over; the* preference; to unionists. .proposals. ... .■: . .! MriFisher .accepted it as a motion of no confidence. ANOTHER MEMBER {REMOVED! i •'■ /••- SYDNEY, -.SeiJt.. 22. During the de-bate on Mr. Wood's motion, the Speaker, repeatedly called Mr. AYood to order: He said it was gptting" tedious indeed. JAn Opposition voice;: Tedious ! My Grandmother. • ..••■■ The Speaker picked Mr .Fitzpatrick and" ordered his removal. ;The Oppositionists • protestjed. - The; Speaker dteclaried that if a member Was called to order three times he .could ba removed at time ; subsequently;.. -V. , .;■■: ]t J'> .. . Several Liberals,- who were in that position were •- .dumbfounded. 'Finally ruling thei motion out of order,! the -Speaker -declared, that notice to dissent must. be. given within thirty minutes. . ?He would in future enforce tha standing . orders "with great: stringency. , ■ , Mr. Holm an told! a county' meet-, ing ■ .that the House would dissolve immediately : the -new Electoral Act wta s place^- on the • Statute . 800-k. (Red 12.20 a.m.) . : -MBLBOtJRNE, Sept. 22. Tlio Hause 'adjourned.vtill-T.ue&da^ 1 when MrTishex^s motion will : be-tak-en. • : . . .