AFTER-NOON SESSION.
(Pei United Press Association.)
• WELLINGTON, September 12. The House met at 2.30 p.m.
Sis days leave of absence was granted to- Mr E. H. Taylor (Thames) i>n account of illness in tho family, and four clays to Mr Fo-\vlda on urgent' private business. Tho i*; ■"; r'lonal Representation Bill •was read a lirst time. • ' " • Sir Joseph Ward gave notice to move ' for Government business 'to be taken on Wednesday for the remainder of tho | session. ' ■ Tho Hauraki Plains Amendment Bill was reported from commitl«o with amendments. The Administration Amendment Bill, providing for "the exemption of English Public Trustee in administering a New |'Zealand estato from executing a bond, was read a second time without discussion. The Tramways Amendment Bill was brought on for the second reading, and tho debate ■ inteimpted" by ths adotirn ■nent.
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Thames Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 10462, 13 September 1911, Page 1
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