POLITICAL NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15443, 4 September 1914, Page 7

POLITICAL NOTES.

BILLS TO BE PASSED. QUESTION OF THE ELECTIONS. (Fxoaf Ocjt SicciAt CoaazsrosDEsr.} \\ ELLIXGTON, Sept. 3. Speaking tn tn© financial debuto in the iiotfce t«.-n;ght tho Pruue Mmiiter indicated the programme, tiixteea itiL!s in alt, which he proposed to. ask the itouse to deaj with this session. Atnong the wore important of then* were the Local Grants, and Subsidies it.il. the L-.'gisfotive Conned Bid. thj Education Bill, the Land Bill, a Native Bill,* the Cook Islands Bill, and Electoral, a Washing-itp Bill, and at least oce Loan BiiL With regard to the Motor Bill, he said he waanot »nre that the, object ot it might, not he achieved m ti no titer way. lie would net say vrhat tlie Gortrnment intended t () do about tfe> T)efamatkin Bill, to which there will be strong opposition. Concerning ton dat> ef th» Elections, he said that if he thon.'.rhc tlie pr.-si. Nt stress and excitement tv: ,s to c.,r>tinue he would wv at onto ~tFi.it the <»lect-tnw oneht to f»a pomp-nn -.l f rtlt F:e d:d tw>ti th-ritc thi~. H„ b^r; (H - P(t n . t ' ters would settle down in a feuand *ftat it would be proper to 1,, d l r'tl' c'ectiotisr a.-t iwual.