COMMITTEES.

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COMMITTEES.

' House then proceeded to appoint • various committees for the session. • Jnv- Massey. protested against the non.......inclusion of Mr. Bollard on the Pastoral J ana -Stock Committee, alleging that he f*i-been.left out because he had yen- . ■ tuied'tov speak' Ms mind against the Go- .. on-one . . _ - :-..W- Waller (WelHngton) pointed out ■-■--+satJ"5 at J"* ile tlier « two Ministers on ■ - ™ e 'f ublleA<: c ol m*s- Committee, the name of the Opposition 'was not TfePremier said the proportion exa.ctth e.-balance-of the parties. ; s -agree* to- » , ..TRUST, AiIENDMENT 81-L. N Am.V ?remier = aid - the Trust BiU t0 'tie--Public S* ,Ml -P«inr to deal with the es- ' + Pe , rso ? s who had left 'the colony tte,V^V'T I*o^,1* o^, tlle administration of rfc m extr^. crdm ary cases had come un- : thp p 3 Cc, which demonstrated that 3 * should ■ ]Bive p awer ti»' prevent a continuance of inienflßfl-' PerSOns whose maintenance deS*i On r?f Ople who ha< i improperly - a *d children in the ■ " ProMrt tJ? oUgh he had teft valuable : tte — d^- "■ >h« :^ir d of «« principle, entrusted to the Pr*lic ■'-'■*«B«^H. :, ? i ' ?^ en Maori Oietriet). - "■ -. - ■ ' '

Maoris in the. hands of "the. Public Trus-r tee should be invested in the same manner as European'money. The Premier said this suggestion was a very good one.

The second reading was agreed to oa the voices. .