NOTICES OF MOTION.
Tuesday, May 14.
If Mr _LNIGHT to move—" That this Council || icgrets the course pursued by his Honor the n Superintendent in not forwarding papers to <t belaid on the table of this Council in the [ 9 «ual manner." Mr Inglis to move—"That a return of Is J-e Waste Lands of the Crown, and private •_l bods affected by the works proposed in the fe report of Mr Fooks, with the names of the f occupiers or owners thereof, with plans showing the proposed lines of irrigation, be kid on the table of the House." || Mr Wynn Williams to move—" That as |§ -ie character of the police in this province Pp las hitherto maintained a very high position U ia the opinion of the general public, it is un- ?,£ desirable to risk any change in that respect -7 fy lowering the rate of wages, and thereby 7 offering inducements to an inferior class of -f. men to join." " Colonel Brett to move—" That there be ; l»d on" the table of the House all correspadence connected with the resignation of Wpt-in Bullock of the secretaryship to the -Bawd of Education." Ht Melville Walker to move —" That . wis Council affirm the desirability of obtain--7 ®g legislation to enable flax manufacturers **? purchase the flax growing on Crown Lands, '■ ?|&er from the Provincial Government or ■; cma tlie lessees of the land."
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Press, Volume XIX, Issue 2817, 13 May 1872, Page 3
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