POLITICAL GOSSIP.
THE ADDRESS IN-REPLY.
The question who will move and second the Address in-Roply is still unsettled. Tho names of Mr Withy, member for Newton, and Mr Allen, member for Dunedin East, havo been mentioned in this connection, but bo far without any authority, although they aro perhaps ac likely to-prove correct aB any others that might be picked out of the list of memborß.
PROCEDURE RULES.
Very few members have returned any reply to the circular inviting their opinions on tho proposed new Rules of Procedure. Such answers as have been received, however, are for tha most part favorablo to the proposed Purliam9ntj\ry .reforms.
QUIET SESSION EXPECTED.
The approaching Parliamentary session is expected to be a very " quiet " one in tho social sense — that ia to say, the reverse of n. " gay " session. It is Bail that ou'sile of tho customary graceful hospitalities o£ Government House there will bo very littlo '• entcrtuining," as the term is commonly understood, and that economy will reign Biipreme socially as well as ia tho public service and at Bellamy's. MOVER OF REPLY TO THE ADDRESS
I PEK PBES3 ASSOCIATION. 1
Wellington, May 9.— Mr Vincent Pyke, the member for DunaUn, will move the Add.'esß-in-Reply. It ia not yet settled who will second it.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8159, 9 May 1888, Page 2
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