PARLIAMENTARY.

Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10302, 24 July 1907, Page 4

PARLIAMENTARY.

OF REPRBSMNTAITIVES. (Per United Press Association-) WELLINGTON, July 23. In t^e:House Mr T?\c-\<\ movied that the second reading of the Otaki-Fori-rua Empowering Bill, Trhich was j set down "— to-day, be taken on Tuesday next week. This was agreed 1 to. j (Mr Atrnold moved the second reading of the Dupetlin Suiburban Gas Oompanyßoipoiwiering Bill, which was agreed to. - ..Thteextaya.leave of absence was granted "to Mr Ell. The Gostley Trainingl Institution Ac* Aimendment Bill was read a first time. ;•- ■ /Letters were rebeivedl Ifroimi !Hrs Kirkibride and Wilfred Hall, exptessin«r thanks for the House's kind; resolution: They were ordered \to T>e recorded on the journals of the; jHojase. report on the Rotorua Tpwn Ball was considered, and the \ amendments made in committee were agipeed to,,and the Bill read a third time and Raised. The House adjottrheti at 5.30. BVEiNING SITTING. WELLINGTON, Tuly 23. *vTKSi l*Biouse resumed at 7.30. Mr Massey opened' the debate on the Financial iStatemtemt, which jWas coiittnMed! by Messrs MoNabj James "Allen and; Wiliord. The, House rose ati 11.55 p.m.