SUPPLY BILL PASSED

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1010, 28 June 1930, Page 1

SUPPLY BILL PASSED

PEG FOR DEBATE ON MANY SUBJECTS unemployment discussed Press Association WELLINGTON, Friday. Urgency was accorded the passage in !u lm P res t Supply Bill, introduced | "i tne House today hy Governor-Gen-tra ai J!eSs ? se ' 11,11 save scope or discussion on a wide variety of topics. I In"'' T’ " aite (Ciuthai, asked how j , n *j lc was going to take for the j and settlement cure to operate in i m se of unemployment. Probably iVnj e J )eo P le had lately gone off the i ana than the United Party had put on ■ The plight of returned soldiers so jar as employment, was concerned was 7 0rse today than it had ever heeu hewJe - He asked the Prime Minister , to° r "as prepared to so Home , Attend the Imperial Conference and ate the country in such a state that returned soldiers were starving. - i ‘ r - A- Harris (Waitemata) said un- .! ss something were done very rapidly w® Unemployment situation would be _ reproach upon the United Goverume.? t for all time. •u- Walter Nash (Hutt). making his ith !“ speech in the House, said in to notef J that the best brains , Workl to day were being devoted hl _ moans tor displacing nr??? labour, and as such means were Provided they found unemployment to an eciua! extent. It «as the duty of ! »rj ,s anc * °f other countries so faced Jnem rW l Ut .' e ucw spheres for cmploy®e“c of labour. r ' H. McKern (Wellington South), u . este d against the burden that was Un ns Placed on local bodies through ntploynieut, and asserted that there remaoy avenues through which the 01 . er nment could provide work withcosting the country u penny, inli f. r fur ther discusion on subjects fha* U^ dismissal of men from cl e » •, workshops and other th a i| S unemployment problem firu„ which provided for appropriate ns arnour| ting to £-1.275,000 was put °<Jjrh all its stages and passed.