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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 17954, 5 December 1932, Page 6

Sydney, Dee:! St: Arrived, Moiimvai, from Auckland; Kali ago, front. GVeymouth. An expression of sympathy -with Rotgrian A. Marries in the death of liis mother was passed at to-day’s, luncheon of the Rotary Club, Visitors 1 to to-day’s Rotary Club luncheon included Messrs. Kelly (Wellington). W. .KAitli (Gisborne), Spur die (Wellington), and J. N. Ormerod i (Christchurch). ! Mr. F. Milner, M.A., 0.M.G., heath imaster of Waitaki Boys’ High School, [will arrive in Gisborne, from Auckland on Friday, and to mark tlie occasion the Poverty Bay association of'‘Waitaki |old boys will give a dinner in the ;Masonic Motel that evening. Mr. Milner I will leave bv aeroplane on Saturday ; morning foe Hastings,,' ’ ! Press messages, which conveyed an impression of a strong undercurrent of ■excitement, prevalent in the House of ;Representatives during the exchange .crisis of the past week were,well founded, according to Mr. D. W. Coleman, ,‘u.P., for Gisborne. In an interview to-day, kfr. Coleman mentioned that for a few days the air was electric in Parliamentary circles, and no one quite knew wlmt to expect. He had no doubt, Mr. Coleman added, that the sudden decision of the Government to adjourn the House , this week until after Christmas had been readied as a result, of pressure ’brought to bear on the Cabinet,, and that at least V part of the recess would be consumed in efforts to find some means of placating those members of the Coalition who at present were showing a d?fk.je c \