PARLIAMENTARY.
HOUSE. OF BEPSESENrATIVES.' '■'•■'■WmjNo)roN/-Sepi:emlier27. ' The House met at 7.30. . : - • v r A. motion for setting up a committee' of investigation into the allegations made,by:Mr;G.,'Hutchispn against the ,Pr?pior ( and..his,.'relatiyei s the late Mr Seddon, was agreed.to by. 38/ to 20. ' The Public Wbrkr'Estimates and Statement were brought down. ThfjOlj? {Ago Pensions Bill., was further considered in Committee. Subclause 7 of olauae^'tiwas under, discussion .when the Telegraph Office closed. ' v . • : September 28. v After the Telegraph Office closed, subclause 7of clause'B of the Pensions Bill was under, consideration, lit .was eventually agreed to provide that a person be entitled to a pension the net capital-value of whose accumulated property does not amount to £270. Several new sub-clauses were negatived,/ • '" Clause 8 was agreed to, after which progress'was reported and the House adjourned at 2.15 a.m. ; . j
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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXIX, Issue 9157, 29 September 1898, Page 1
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