HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
BHPTEMBER 15. The Hon. W. Hall Jones gave notice to
introduce the Water Power Bill and Public Works Act Amendment Bill.
ftThe General Assembly Library Bill (Sir Joßeph Ward), aud Tapanui Reserve Bill (Mr J, W. Thomson) were introduced and read a first time.
The Premier gave notice to move that for the remainder ot the Bession the House should meet at ? 30 p.m. on Mondays, and that in future suppir an"] >urnrhent shall be taken at y 30 (instead Of 10 p.m.) Ttiß Hoihe then went iatj Committee for further cou»idt ration.
The Trade Monopolies' Prevention Bill was introduced by Governor's message and ~ read a first time. ♦ Consideration cf the Estimates was resumed. September 16. «♦ Letterß were read irom Messrs S. Saunders and J. C; Wilkin, editor and publisher ot the •' Lyttetoi Time?," re the breach of privilege. Bir Joseph Ward m ved that the letters *' be referred to the privileges Committee which 18 at present considering the "New Zealand Times" case. The motion vris agreed 10. •"■ The following Bills were introduced and r«ad a first time : —Water Powtr (Hon. W. Hall Jones), Public Works Act Amendment (Hon. W. Hall J one-), Destitute Persons Act Amendment (Mr Publ'o Works "&ot, 1894. Am-Mvlmeni. (Mr James Allen). Tbe City of Christchurch Special Loans Enabling Rill (Mr Taylor) was received from the Legislative Council and read a first time
It w»s stated that the Legis'a.lve Council insisted on its amen imentis iv the Counties Act Amendment 8.11, and a onfereme was arranged for.
The Oorrpaiies 8.1 l (<ir Joseph Ward) was read a seeond'time pro forma, aud re* fejred to the Industries and Commerce Com mitiee.
The House went into Committee to con sider tbe Shipping aud Seamen Bill, and reported an amendment.
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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2805, 18 September 1903, Page 2
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294HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2805, 18 September 1903, Page 2
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