:sf,-Th<) Premier's inggestion that the Home fc^hould ait in the mornings, and bo do away jSwith late night sittings, U likoly to be well if.sripported, provided that it ia ms.de oloar ptb*t l ,th'e' desired object will b» accom* #Jpliihed. '! 1

mm -'■ ,—, — ■%:;;' Mr.Oollins ooniiden that it is impoisible |f; to pass the Local Government Bill thin «es §?;sion, and he therefore asko for a short ..sfmeisnite providing that all future municipal feeleotion ih»U be oond noted on the basis of suffrage.
fe|^i The amendment to' the Licensing Apt for the reinstatement of olsusos in Er'rigird to 'National prohibition and bringing g^olnbs'nnder the control of, tha Aot, whioh ebihe'Cpunoil struok out last session. s ' — - sgJ'£Or>the'Bi commercial travellers from says the Premier, who have paid $;the licenio tax, moro than half arrived in r^i Auokland from Sydney, and > represented 'America and British and Con tf;tihental oountrios. '

(Per United Press Assooiation.)

Wbllino'tok, Juno 26. The Waihora with the prisoners Kirby and Bsisett arrived at noon.
A large orowd assembled on the wharf to obtain a glimpse of them, but little oppor tnnity wob offered, as the wharf wai roped off and tho aooused hurried into a cab and driven to the police station

Kirby appears to feel his position very keenly, but Basse tt was rather jaunty in manner.
It has not yet been deoided whother the aooused' will be brought before the Court thie afternoon, but should a remand be asked for Sir R Stout will appear for Kirby and Mr Wilford for Sassett.
