PARLIAMENTARY.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Wblltngton. July i«j. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. TOSS PRINTERS AND NEWSPAPERS RKGIS TRATION RILL. The Statutes Revision Committee re commended that the Printers and News papers Begistration Bill be not proceeded with. ' DIVORCE MJT AMENDMENT BILL. Mr Macgrpgor, at great length, mo 'ed the second reading of the Divorce Act Amendment Bill, which extends the ground on which divorce may be obtained. The debate waa adjourned till Wednes day, and the Coubcll rose;

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Wellington, July 13. The House met at 2.30 p.m. JOURNAL OF LABOR The question asked by Mr Massey with reference to the articles on "How to help the unemployed" »nd '•Successful socialistic colony m Psru," m the May number of the Journal of Labor, pro voked a discussion which lasted the greater part of the afternoon, and In which a very large number of members took part. The Hon. Mr Heeveß defended the articles m question, and •xpressed the opinion that the " Labor Journal" was | quite within its province m attempting to bolv* the labor problem. It was contended on tha othet hand that the publication of such articles m an official journal waa not justified, and exception was taken to some of the doctrines they enunciated.
