N.S.W. POLITICS.

Grey River Argus, 29 October 1926, Page 5

N.S.W. POLITICS.

RAKING UP GOVERNOR ISSUE ft. 3 SYDNEY, October 28. Wheu. the New South Wales Assembly met to-day, the Leader of the Opposition Mr’Bavin, asked, as a matter et urgency, if he volibl allowed to move a motion of eeiisurq on the Govern nt regarding the latter’s action in. withholding the result of the Attornrv,General’s recent visit to London, when he went to secure an instruct mu for the Governor that the latter must accept the advice of HS» Ministers ru •.till matters. »A. motion to treat the matter as one of urgency was defeated by 42 so es to 38.. • SYDNEY, October 28. It is generally considered in P»litiunl ttrfles ' that the reversion to Single seat electorates will make a great change in the personnel of the Stat.. Parliament. The Country Part? u ,U | )e considerably weakened. The next elections will practically be_ a sttaight out fight between the Nationalist! and ’Labour Parties A meeting of the labour Caucus of the Legislative Council strongly protested against the delay of the Government in honouring Um promise made nt the

iim r when members of the Legislative' Cmim i). The caneu s decided to send a deputation to Mr. Lang, requesting that an allowance should bo made for cnch sitting, the total not to exceed £3OO per annum