HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr, Ormond, as a matter of privilego, drew attention to a return in which his name was mentioned as an applicant for the the removal of restrictions on tho alienation on oortain Hocks' of land. He wished to state that ho never made any such application in his life, and moved that the return be sent back to the Government for correction. Mr. Ballance said the return had been propared by the department, and he had not looked at it bofore it was laid upon tho table, and bad therefore no knowledge that the hon. gentleman's name was upon the return. After considerable discussion the motion was agreed to. Mr. Fitzherbert gave notice that on Thursday he will ask the Minister for Public Works whether he will take into consideration the feasibility of making alterations in the railway line between Upper Hutt and Feat hers ton, so as to avoid the present dangerous route over the Summit.
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Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 127, 31 May 1887, Page 3
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