ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT CARRIED.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11871, 8 June 1909, Page 5

ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT CARRIED.

Thc^lisi-ussion Continued until 1 .a.m., further Kpc^kera^cpmi^ii^mjjx'Mesiyfs:. M c- ■ Laren, Luke; Anderson, , Brown, Taylor, I and v ßuchanau. On ' going 1 to the , vote i Mr Dvincmi's motion to adjourn Parliament was , carried by 45 to 30. The Premier thanked members for allending th© --conferenCo, nnd '/or the Lourtesy extended" to. him^ '• : . This ooricluded •:> tlie business of tho conference. The voting was 'aS follows: — Ayes 45 : Arnold, . ?Baiime; Brown, Bud^do, Buck, Buxton, Carroll, Chirk, iColvin, Craigie, Daveys, Dillon, T. Duncan, Ell, Meld, "■ 'Forbes, ' Fowlds, Graham, Greenslade,' Guinness, Hall, Hanan, Hn^in, Hogg_ Jeiinings-, Lauvenson, Lawiy, MacD(>nald|lß. McKenzie, T. Mackenzie, Miller, Ngata, Par*t*i, Poland Poole, Reed, Ross, Russell, Seddon, Sidey, ; Stallworthy ;E. H. TayloiS J. C. Thomson, "Ward, and Wilford. Noes 30: Allen, .Anderson, Bollard, Buchanan, Buick, Dive, J. Duncan, Fishef, Fraaer, Guthrie,. .Hardy, Herdmiin, Hine, Lang, Luke, McLaren, Malcolm, Mandev, Massey, Nosworthy, ;Okey, Pearce. Phillips, Ross, Scott, T. E. Taylor, G. M. Thomson, Witty, and Wright. This afternoon at three the, Prime Minister confers with the Legislative Council on .the subject of thg resolutions adopted by tlie House, which it is anticipated will be confirmed after a brief debate, r i

Tho ciliiying out of the Government's programme, it has been pointed out, may be interfered ' with by raising a stonowall when the Honso meets, to unduly delay tho departure of Sir Joseph Ward about the 17th inst.. but. I do not anticipate this Avill be' fulfilled. !