FEDERAL POLITICS.
ORDER OP BUSINESS. By Telegraph.— Association.— Co]
(Becelved Oetober 28, 11.50 ».flx,) < '■■■■~ . Melbotxsltli, October 27*'.- ' Ik the House of Representatives; Mr. Rmcl has made a statement as to the business to be proposed. Ho hoped before the session' ended, in' the early part of/: February, he would finally deal with the Arbitration Bill,, the Papua Bill, the Fraudulent Traces Marks Bill, and the Defence Act Amending! Bill. The last mentioned deals with the rf;» organisation of the military forces. H» would also introduce a Bill regulating the shipment of fruit. With reference to preferential trade the Government proposed to - give Mr. Deakin ait; opportunity of introducing the subject next session.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12698, 28 October 1904, Page 5
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