THE COUNTRY'S BUSINESS.
[Peb Pukss Association - .] WELLINGTON, November 24, In the House of Representatives this afternoon Sir Joseph Ward made a statement as to tho course of business for the rest of the session. To-day he would take the first seven Bills on the Order Paper and then deal with local Bills. To-morrow he would bring down an Imprest Supply Bill, and take the next seven Bills on the Order Paper, including the Libel Bill and the TramAvays Bill. On Monday either the report of the Hino Committee or the Public Works Statement would be discussed, and whichever was left Avould be taken on Tuesday. On Wednesday he proposed to place before the House the resolutions he had fonvarded for consideration at the Imperial Conference. The Natives Reserves Enabling Bill Avould also be taken, and the House Avould probably conclude its business on Wednesday. Sir Joseph added that ho saAV no occasion to sit on Saturday.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10011, 24 November 1910, Page 3
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