LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 237, 3 October 1908, Page 9

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

py T elegr Sß h.-*ParU^ eDtary Reporter.) VTEQJNGTaN*, Friday. SECOND BAUiOT. k report of the Second ne received. The Attorneythat the report should to As Already explained, the v to. a* limiMte d, and the *M? fe thrown out. The »f n Xsto, the Hon. K. A. Shal tae only member who *& T ie bffl is now law. « 0^ A 3EENDMENTB ADOPTED. -c amendments made by the House .f Tnstices of the Peace Act Amendbt fiui wele agreed to, as were the B ent Bill were Amend«»?*Sf" "gta "WKHo Bodies Leases B f -farther considered in committee. JBTSSTw. added on the motion A ; the Attorney-General, utakmg the SeaSe permissive. The tall was rerljted with amendments. P ■ BIGHT THROUGH. The following hills were put through all fl»ir stUes and passed: Defence Amend-S-Snunent Advances to Settlers, & Bsstriction Amendment, PalDairy School Reserve, TUical fftokoi Waipnka Block Roads & " TeStU WIW*H OF STREETS. On the motion to go into committee for the purpose of further consideration 5 the Public Works Act Amendment Bill, L Hon. J. E. Jeniinson again protested Znst any proposal to authorise streets „? roads being made a minimum width of 3ft instead of 40ft as at present. He ,l 5„ nrotested against a suggestion made X Eomsson that the bill should te made to apply solely to Wellington Gtr A <reat deal of discussion followed in the lines of the previously reported The Council adjourned at 5 pan. till 111 tin. on .Monday.