THE SESSION.

Southland Times, Issue 14578, 19 November 1910, Page 5

THE SESSION.

WHAT IS YET TO DO. A FORMIDABLE LIST. (Per United Press Association). WELLINGTON, Nov. IS. In the House this afternoon Sir Joseph Ward announced that, the Government intended to go on with the following Bills:—Monopoly Prevention Amendment, Urewera District Native Reserve Amendment. Dentists’ Amendment, Public Health Amendment, Inalienable Life Annuities, Workers Dwellings, Shipping and Seamen Amendment, Public Works Amendment, Railways Authorisation, Poukawa Native Reserve Amendment, Scenery Preservation Amendment, Hawke’s Bay River, Legislature Amendment, Crown Suits Amendment, Industroial Conciliation and Arbitration Amendment (No. 2), Municipal Corporations Amendment, Law of Libel Amendment, Shops and , Offices, Stamp Duties Amendment, *■ ' Tramways Amendment, Factories Census and Statistics, Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Amendment, Westland and Nelson Native Reserves Amendment, Rating Amendment, Coal Mines Amendment, Fruit Farms Settlement, Waihi and Ohinemuri Silting, Auctioneers, Thermal Springs District, Government Railways Amendment (No, .27), Mines Amendment, Slaughtering, Medical Practitioners, and “Wash-up”, Bills. He moved to strike oJ the remainder of the Bills on the Order Paper, including the Land Settlement Finance Bill which he would not proceed with, as it stood at present. (A full report of the debate on this proposal appears elsewhere). '