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_Teb. i. . : s 'CENTRES MAY UNTE | | | _ INBUILDING AIRPORT | UNDER HOUSE BILL _ | \ % | Kitchener and Waterloo Seeki | Right to Joint | 1 * t Action ! | w en lz en | | j 'HAWKERS ACT AGAIN\ , Wt ica ie s ies tecaiie uie uw | ® f To enable two or more municipalities | ; to join in establishing an airport, an | | appeal has been made to the Ontario , Logislature. ! _ This application for legislative ac-- s ition follows the desire of Kitchener | and Waterlco to purchase property and set out an airport between them. _ _A till, making such a provision, was | given second reading in the House yes-- | terday, and so passes on to the com-- | miitee stage. _ This bill, which is an amendment to | the Municipal Act, was introeduced by ® 8. C. Tweed (Liberal, North Water-- | loo). Yesterday Mr. Tweed emphasized ; | that, while a municipality may estab-- | b | lish an airport, this allows joint action | | on the part of two or more. He par-- & _ | ticularly mentioned that Kitchener and' * i Waterloo sought such a right. | | Urgts Final Action. | { _ Ancther amendment to the Municipal . i Act, proposed by F. G. McBrien (Con-- | A I servative, Toronto Brockton), is in re-- | | ality an amendment to the Hawkers, 'and Peddlers Act, and, as he stated, | "tries to cover transient traders." When | he made this explanation, Premier Fer-- | i guson declared that he thought a def--| inite understanding had been reached | \ on the "hawkers and peddlers" blil,' which had been so much before the| | House in past sittings. At any rate, i he stated, this old perennial should be ; dealt with finaly in some way. The : Municipal Committee will deal with the | situaticn. _ _ When an amendment to the Char-- ' ities Accounting Act was proposed for second reading, which was given, Attor-- ney--General Price stated that if this suggested legislation had been in force in the past the Hill will case would have bcen involved. In fact, said h> a considerable proportion of the estate ; would not have been wasted, but would have gone to the East Toronto General Hcspital. It provides that a notics of ® the charitics willed be sent to each party involved. * Eight Sccond Readings. In all, eight bills were given second R reoading, and six passed by the House in Committse in a three--quarter--hour sitting yesterday. The second readings included amendments to the Local Im-- provement Act, the Railway Act, the Crown Administration of Estates Act, and the Trustee Act. In Committes the House carried the amendments to ; the Lunacy Act, the Public Trustee Act, the Private Detoctives Act, the Fire Marsha's Act, the Evidence Act, and the Judicatuuire Act.