AGRICULTURE

Hokitika Guardian, 10 November 1934, Page 5

AGRICULTURE

FURTHER DEB A

OTHER MEASURES CONSIDERS

(Per Press Association, Copyrigl®| WELLINGTON, ■ November iH When the Hbuse of resumed its discussion in committed® the Agriculture (Emergency Bill, objection was taken by a of Members to the members of the mission, being allowed to hold other ]Hj positions.'' '. ~ Mr C. A. Wilkinson. : (I;, EgmoHj said he would move an the direotion of making the the commission, except the MinisteiHj Agriculture, devote their whole, tim<®| this .duty, and provide they have no business,on t their own or any interest in a business by the Commission. 1 H| The short title was- passed by 37 v<^| Mr Wilkinson’s amendment was |H| by 35'votes to 27.*. <Mr A. J. ' Stallworthy (C., moved to the number of gH| ernment nominees on the Dairy from three to. one* The amendment was lost by 54 vo®The bill was read a third time a® passed*- H The Cinematograph Films ment Bill was . put through commit® arid'read a third time and passed. H The Companies (Bondholders Inc® poration) Bill was introduced by G® eriior-GenOral’s message, and read® first time. ■ ■lt will be ' further considered wn® the ' House resumes in February. H A number of local bills, and the ive Purposes Bill,- also the NoxioH Weeds ' Amendment Bill, . were pH through alt stages and passed. H Th D House adjourned till to-morr® morning. ’ H