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ON the 22nd inst., several bills were read first time, and the remainder of the business was unimportant. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. On fie 22nd inst., Mr Robertson asked why the…
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Parliamentary Gleanings. Fourth Session of the Seventh Parliament. (From the S. M. Herald.) Legislative Assembly
In the Assembly on Tuesday,—Ministers stated, in answer to a question,—That the Government intended to introduce, during the present session, a Bill to amend…
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In the Assembly on Wednesday.—In the absence of Mr. Innes, who was so indisposed that on the recommendation of his medical advisers he had gone into the…
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ON the 29th ult., Mr Weekes announced that in consequence of the indisposition of Mr Innes he would undertake his duties as representative of Government in that House…
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In the Assembly on Tuesday,—Ministers stated, in answer to questions, that the Government had not arrived at a decision in the matter of the proposed…
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In the Council on Wednesday,—In reply to several questions put by Mr. Docker in reference to the present state of the sureties for the performance of the Pacific…
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Nothing of importance was done on the 5th inst. and on the 6th a motion to give Mr. T. W. Smart three months of absence was negatived and several bills read a second time…
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In the Council on Wednesday,—In answer to Mr. Deas Thomson whether any despatch had been received in reference to her Majesty's allowance of the…
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THE business done on the 12th inst. was of no general interest. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. On the 12th Ministers answered questions and many…
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In the Assembly, on Tuesday,—Ministers stated in answer to questions, that a petition from Mr. William Donne, late a Captain of No. 2 Battery. of Volunteer Artillery to her Majesty the…
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In the Assembly on Friday,- A considerable amount of business was transacted, none of which, however, has any interest for our readers; the chief part of the…
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ON the 19th inst. the President reported the receipt of a message from his Excellency the Governor notifying that her Majesty had assented to the Promissory Oaths Declaratory Bill…
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In the Council on Wednesday,- The President reported the receipt of the messages from the Governor, notifying that his Excellency, in the name of her Majesty,…
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ON the 26th inst., the President reported the receipt of the Vice-regal assent to several private bills, the Customs Duties Act Amendment Bill was read a third time passed and returned to the Assembly without…
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ln the Assembly on Tuesday,- Mr. R. B. Smith presented a petition in favour of increased representation for the electoral district of Hastings, and Mr. John…
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In the Council on Wednesday,—In answer to question's, Mr., Innes stated that forest reserves had been established in various parts of the colony, especially on the…
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ON the 3rd inst. messages were received from the Governor notifying that his Excellency, in the name of her Majesty, has assented to the Friendly Societies Law Consolidation Bill, and the Customs Duties Act…
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In the Council on Wednesday,—Mr. Innes laid upon the table abstract of bank liabilities and assets for the quarter ended the 30th September, 1873, and…
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ON the 10th inst. Mr HAY gave notice of the motion mentioned in our telegram, relative to the House not recognising any representative of Government who is not a member of the Executive Council, and several…
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THE business on the 17th inst, was of miner importance. On the 18th inst. a private bill was read a third time and returned to the Assembly and the third…
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