LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Stratford Evening Post, Issue 67, 16 October 1930, Page 6

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. WKLLIXGTOX, October LI. Tbt' Legislative Council met at -.-JO p.m. to-day. The Loader of the Council, the Bon. ]?. .Masters, informed the Hon. G. Garland that as soon as finance teas available steps would ho lak"ii lo establish rest homos whore they .were needed. .Mr. Masters a’ • informed. Kir James Allen that consideration <J retiring allowances tor magist si ; ■ would be deall with by the ( mimis siou appointed to iiKjliii'e i: .0 toe ((iiestion of superannuation inn. s. Roplyiim; to another question by Sir William ' ’ "es. Mr. Masters said that the ’■ .aimatiou Commission would inquire in.lo (lie possibility of merging the three superannna I ion. Funds into one. All suitably data in respect oF Funds in other countries was being collected. The Native Land Amendment and Xalive Claims Adjustment Hill, Reserves an.d Other Lands Disposal bill, Apprentices Amendment Rill. Statutory Land Charges Amendment Hill, and Stock Amendment Rill, wore received from the Mouse, read a second time pro forma, and refrwred to various committees. Tire Council adjourned at 2.-10 p.m. until to-morrow.