DAYLIGHT SAVING.
MR, SIDEY’S SHORT BILL.
(By Telegraph —Special to The Star.) WELLINGTON. July 23
Mr T. K. Si dev’s- Summer Time Bill is the shortest on record. Its operative c-i’anse. of one and a. half lines in extent, simply proposes to repeal that portion of the original Act which stated that sommi?r time shall operate- itiiffl September. 1928. and no longer unless Parliament otherwise determines.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 23 July 1928, Page 11
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