PARLIAMENTARY.
-1.. ■~ ,!- ;, '.I' ■» i m •„■■■ ■ \(IEOM PUB SPECIAL BJEPgSTHR.iI FINANCIAL S^AT^WENT. !; .M | t-ma^HOtIS^A^OETH CAPE. WELLINGTOIjr, '„, . This day. I There wab in avenge full House, bat noIthingoonld'be heard. ■, •■ '}'] : The Speaker said he WouHlay papers on [the table relatiTe to WelHngtpn'a eonipensastM t&tHtiti&vMicliiMv Moliein^gftve as com*j ipensatiitoter^Bi^gf^ei-MaJaawatu dispute. IMr Gillies, in asking whether the Qbvexn- j Ueijfc^hajp tajken*n3r«tops*oinvßßtigate the ; lohargWttiadti against Judge Chapman, pub- | iHwhod^ine Otago Times of the 22iid -May iasf, fifed parppT^ng be iieiit from Judge Ward to the Pretaier, wanted to know from : the head 6J 'He j Wanted information^^ because-/the question jvas raised in the Provinpial Council of Otago. HSHwed the question tq enable the Governf bt^'mjMP'U.e bo aa to .jf4tffj |»fe p'ebpie;6f Otago; Thoio yrifa,*l'tfofaSi jfeeliiic,of diatrus^ as ,^o. me-Aonesty ox tte depatftin'tent in Otago, and until a full explanation was made sttch 'diitrost would conjbiaassiT vUw-- <■- ■*■-'>* *>! 'f;!'» 4 st" ' *** hf' Mr Vogel said the GoTernßaeii* hwFt&Kstf no steps to ascertain the correctness of the :aarge against j4dge ©hapmMt. If the tel^t »m.nd; < ogrreot ;,w& I ■ io»mmeiit?rel^|m«w '"'fn# i/Ir%il' t of- the' ' louse to caU, for theflfj;. ftjus*-•>€ i c ThLMMffi'Vit^' M learasl could hQa^a^dfsigraop to all conserned. a >^-ifc', v :-''i'rHH'rv a/ji.*«>J ■& ~Mr Reyooldfl . gav^ a6, luxk^et,-aJWia't the Three Kings lighthouse^. aikedafoK by Mr )'Neill, but ha'could not be heard. All I could ;ather was that the Kmgs would not >c a favourable: site, biit ihe !Norfeh Cape ' rould, "~ — ' '"'"'. .IBfi&lßeWaii^^ T. L. Shepherd)^ a ( thY :®^bhito jS Jtah, announcing^ his'^nrlvif w. ' Wellmgton. Smilee T©ajried: ,/fund.' -Mf JMice^ (to^fjfetfco nemberf he knew, 'aj|ft?'aßKea;:"wttem-:(iui;^to'-rhetfaeT it was- a;breach:; ~aLspAiril*fPi (ttndwhether the Stab's correspondent should bo mraght to the barof the Houije., *' Smiler" tssumes prot'ecffoi W#uwl^S Baa no claim. Mr T&gel said the1 financial sfcaWment WiU ome down in about ten days, and th« <wremment wishes the Provincial Borrowing, }£Bs to be held over fof 'second reading tfll he statement is made. 'The House Og&ei&'W me MdUbn. Mr Wakeneld asked the .nuasber f of the lative populati«>gsk> itetOW1/ ■■w»efea«rni3ie: vk* irease was sufficient to justify ifte mordase of ■epresentatives.™ m^',n'\.^\^,:^l, " Mr Vogel WW'wriaiiMticls »f the prlnterti. "* Mr Sbippj»erd|.wanted|tof4n|yoduc©ja bffi to imend che Otago Waste Lands Ack, 1872, phich the SpMklrrof tH 'PfbWnoial Counoil )t«gar said was impertment interference (or ojaething tantamount), as a BUI was beigg 1 ueparedlor tha^^nrjjp^ by, Provine^. Jecretary. .. ,'„ ■', .' ~.,'•«" Mr Shepherd MidtekaeiTßc^ sesaioniwould >c shorts The Mv was jaecessary, and that te Was as; eompetfl^#jfeftjdr^a.||illaatheProrincial B<Mefaar4 *nd Mti Gillies was only .nxioue to manifeßt parental solicitude >ver his political conduct. A aitisten wks u&M o& thel*<&)e& iheßiil. JMywraia:- ■■ "V ;idn the second Bill would assume, and said ;hat there were ; .th^ee B^Ut) before the House ''Mt ye¥affid.;^feftWy^'wi;#^|:isift>.^ey urere talking about. ■ The second Bill would lave to be eoMdeiwr^ b^JtSiilfio^r^fore
Elector Bill, Municipal te*eryw Elective Telegraphic Act Amendment< »lUi^°£ Office Sa^gs Banks Amendment m^j, land Loan Act Amtofl^k W>iJ23.. Service Act Amendement Bill* I*.**™" 'SBSSd^ BUI, Wellingte= Government B»iMio«B, J.BQ p.m. j Tn+he Unoer House to-day a wotaonot; I and not by 'c^ 1**10118 SSplyt MrWilliamß^^r I* Works, ?«d ne* Coart %^e AuckJand Stab under the Bp^£&s£) t action of privilege. ParKc^r* to- ; "'■;., ,;...'.',,:. '■.': '--'■__ '''lin!'l!^HS '■ -■ - ■ rper Presa Teleg*?H,in"'Oon>p«Sy'.]. ;: T ■ Mr Reynolds, in reply tp^ O« *f* it had been f oukd that the, Three, Kmgj «M nofe^a suitable site for a hghthou<••, bj^J* th«y would erect one in a mo,.^ ««*»»ff place. ':''';' ' -:-^-,;-~ 1 -.i r^H^ *::f;?i r -
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Auckland Star, Volume V, Issue 1377, 9 July 1874, Page 2
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