POLITICAL NOTES.
A PROBABLE DISSOLUTION,
Per Press Association
AUCKLAND, November 27.
The Minister of Lands points out that quite apart from the Land' Bill another election may be necessary next year owing to thjß work: of the Representation Com-, missioners. He says that a nice constitutional question is involved, and the Q©-r vernmen,t has an iinportiE|jit duty in advising the Governor on the question whether the Parlßam«nt should run its course.':/' Three southern members mB be representing v no e;onstrtuency, and '.'.yfity have to say: wKbJi other, sea* they will standTfoj*,' iTt!% do not retard and the three electorates in the north will be clamouring for their representatives. A chaotic condition will ensue, and it is 'a question whether an.election is not desirable before the reassembling of Parliament, Constitutional procedure, into which We had not gone, might require this.
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Timaru Herald, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 13144, 28 November 1906, Page 5
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