DOINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7364, 17 July 1889, Page 4

DOINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

In the Legislative Council it was R> salved, on the motion of Mr Wilson— " That copies of all the correspondenca between the Government and District Judge Ward relative to the "case d Christie, a bankrupt, be laid on the table." The Attorney - General move" the second reading of the Legialatift Council. Refoxjn Bill. B\x f G, more? :i , aid ■. r_ot ' §cc ?: '. _i_rjr' - _*_e__tf for reforming the body to which he belongs, and suggested that the Attorney-General should allow the Bill to be referred to a Select Committee appointed by the Council On the ujotlba UM Olivfct&e;dßb_fcewM adjourned till next _ay. The Council row at 4.43 p.m

In the House of Representatives W John Hall moved the second reading oftChurch. . ; Properfcy t? jTr__f ••» (Cantegrb-?) Amendment Bill,; The -Aiblic 4 Accouiatii Committee wif pointed. During the questions Mr Smiasked ther Governmeht if thay wiH'br&fa Bill "to provide for the makiog <_#» railway live between Eketahuns 0 Woodville on similar terms to t_QM P* posed, in connection with; Central Bailway. __c Premier re___- "• the negative, and a prolonged di—l_«"* ensued, during which it was the Otago Central Bailway BUI is likely* o ' meet With a good deal of The following -.His were Geraldine Bublic School Site ; Bill, W to further amend the Emp*6ynW-fc M axiel Aat, 1595. -$* H." Atkinson gave notice to .'_»"*. next day for the appomtoent ol» Committee to inquire into thebwWP ß ® local government for the colony. «* Scobie Mackenzie' was unable to o—-* precedence for hia motion travers'af ** Speaker*, ruling, and it is do__t_ol w* whether it will erer come .on. »" Hislop moved the second reading of «* new Eepresenta-on Bill, and alte c* siderabla debate it was adjourned t® B*** day. ' The Danedin Exhibit-- 88l P*^ 4 its.fina* stages. Tins Chattels-!C***| Bill-was read a second time, aad'the *f was referred to a Select Commft*" **J motion for the second reading of tbe of Libel Bill was also agreed to. *** House rose at 11 p.m.