GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Press, Volume XL, Issue 5971, 1 November 1884, Page 3

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

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m~P -j FsztMcr, Ocsorsa SI; v, ft* =>«£ at 2.Bft. *■ " "v,, W£r ■ snssEce o&pxas. - s£ eat!** raotioa of ihe Coa»m*Zr Sacssi">* %i« $ SB * ree, -* TS £ &*■* &■* Sfcusdttg A-"rtles»? eafip«33cd for titers hinder,if g%= SJftfwfpce*- , " «ia»i be phased, ihrougs «1 t-> -"TT** > -SSATtmB. p£" 3- £jjs j£c,a. By, V-slvss obotocl that the ■I r<»tjTiesk-3 t< 1 \Qse sn index of > , 'SjLtetfS tow \*4£ to lb?8 to be reprirtet?, eiioning ail β-iyifeosij. I '-**SSbB «pic tfce isnd vf Site aeasics. , r »^. t«KPO3Urr-c3Ts:'*" '* Mr Baxirocxw' moved fine leading of the Municipal Corpocabe an ortler for next siftingilay.. TSreedto. ' jnuxsmm or mm •pse Colonial Sbcbstaet moved that -40 Oooncil will, on next sitting day; reiteelf into a Committee to further ieijder the Drainage of Mines Bills. r < «%Brielhylßtolg. '- ' ~fm BBALASD eOTXBKMXNT JLNSUJUXCB BILL. flus BQI was read a third time. Qβ the question that the BQI do now .-' *jieHon. Mr Pharazyk spoke against it. ~" 56e CoLOHiAL Sxcsbtabt pointed out *. ftat Hγ Pharacyn was a Director of the ■ 'j lM fnlnm Mutual Provident Insurance '_► jgieetetion, from whom (overtures had, = 'Vjbß<Bdentood, been received to purchase v ~=.' A| government Insurance business. This I first time a protect had been -eoeredfttthe hut moment of passing of £ ; »Bn fc o ™ T** Pharazyn. When the I' - eyKagton-Manawatu Bail way Bill was all f ist passed Mr Pharaeyn made a protest i- jgrginnt; it on the ground it would involve : \ ateolony in ruin, and would never pay, ; r - forth, and yet a few months afterA «vdß he bought £10,000 worth of shares undertaking. Tbe Hon. Dr. Gsao, also a Director of e» Auattslian Mutual Provident, said he gas* of no overtures having been, made |gr the purchase of the Government busi33te BQI was then passed on the voices. BILLS FAESXD. 54a Supreme Court Procedure AmendeßßtßOl was read a third time and passed, m also were the Bankruptcy Bill, Police Ofooes Bill, and the Public Works Bill, '•-m* the False Notice of Birth, Marriage «oa Death Bill. SECOND XXASIKOS. 26e Hon. Mr Lahxank moved the second M< Jitig of the Hokitika Steam BUL Agreed to. ,' sfc Colokiali Sxcbxtabt moved the ' piDiii reading of the Land Bill, the ■ jbfote on which was interrupted by an , «J|oenunent at 6 o'clock till 7.30. EVBNING~SnTING. - ' SbsCooncQ. resumed at 7.30. -„» -w LAND HfT.T.. ' p "SCbe" Hon. Mr Habt moved that the *■ -.-jßMaai reading of the Land BQI be made ''---' eottler for that day six months. "/ " amendment was eventually withy 4w», **A the' Bill was read a second time, . v-;«i referred to the Waste Lands Com«fi*ee. VSt ABSTTKANCZ BILL. " - TSib CoLdHiAL Shcbxtakt moved the ' «wwkj retding. of the Life Assurance itofidesßOL ' Tim Hon. Mr McLxak thought the Ceuncuhadnot sufficient time to consider it psnedy 13ue session, and moved that " aeßulbereada eecond time that day tix The Hoo. OdSoeel Whttmokb moved the adjonnmKfflt.of the debate, which was muried. wasT coast ornxsKrarr bxsxbvxs. The CotosiAL Secebtabt moved the - OBoend reading of the West Coast Settle- ; OHBtßeserves Bill. *f\Q»the motion of the Hon. Capt. Frasxb „ was adjourned, till next week. Hie Bill was read » second time with- ' "fst £seossion. -,:_'- ..AMHNDmNTS AGUXD TO. -' v, inendments made by the House of Bβrjwseßtatiyes in the Bead Boards Bill and f . .: SwOodlin Moth BUI were agreed to. . ' - WAMOAKOI HABBOK BOABD BILL. , ,-iTfce debate en the second reading of the 'Wsßfssui Harbor Board Bill was rewaed. Out Eon. CoL Bbitt moved that the JQLberead a second time this day six maaXba, but eventually withdrew the -Snauiißent. The second reading was carried by 28 I - TheGouneil adjourned at 9.6 p.m. till I . IX9 $im. next day.

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