PARLIAMENTARY.

Otaki Mail, 29 August 1930, Page 3

PARLIAMENTARY.

" TARIETY OF TOPICS. ~A variety of topics found expression an the House of Bepresentatives yestextfciy, when members took full advantage of the opportunity to'talk on almost the complete range of things •{political (luring the third Imprest Supply Bill debate. Once again Government business gave way. to private members' demands for, although the Bill was sponsored from the Treasury 9buncli.es, a day on Imprest is looked upon as,.a" change to voice all those (things hitherto left unsaid,- or to speak of questions with maijonal import or inerelv local- interest '

Urgency, .■ was accorded Ithe Imprest •(Bill, and it was not until after the tea adjournment that the BUI was -sent Jo ■the Legislative CouneiL Expecting'the ■lU'vc-uiv.. tiie Council had been waiting "-mi-,. -;,,. afternoon, and a few minutes T'v" •'".: Km left tho Luwt ' r House the , " 'j 1 "'-"-"1 mot and disposed- of it. ■■- '.;„ f r expected that the. Unemploy- ■ •;-.'>•'- ( '; ! : v i'- ! - reappear on Tuesday " ',■(.,:^ : . r ~;) House meets .again.. It is '"■/ s'lb. ''"•'• 'V- i!Tuf '' by G*binet.in so far -Ire e-r' 5 ' dealing with -the lew -if T'lliimr t„ % upon,the insistence postu. j.ne House rose at 9 •»,() fnscvenmg in order to nil,, , attendee tang! tt v S *° at Waitara to dav " " Maui Poma «