PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OK JtKI'JtKSKNTATIVES. Yestkrday's Evknino Sitting. ItIVKRTON HARBOUR BILL. On the Houso meeting at 7.30 p.m., Mr. Maokiutoßh moved tho tliird reading of the Eiverton Harbour Bill. Mr. Allen entored a strong protest against the measure, and moved that it be read a third time that day six months. The amendment was lost by 24 to 15, the division being as follows i— Against, 24.— Bnddo, Buiok, Cadman, Carnoross, Oarnell, Carroll, Duncan, Graham, Guinness, Hall, Harris, Heke, W. Hutchison, Mackintosh, M'Gowan, J. M'Kenzie, R. M'Kenzie, Millar, Mills, Morrison, O'Kegan, I'inkerton, Seddon, Steward. For, 15.— Allen, Bell, Collins, Crowther, Puthie, Karnshaw, Fraser, Lang, M'Nab, fllitchelaon, Newman, Saunders, G. J. Smith, Tanner, Te Ao. Tho Bill was then read a third time and passed. ORB* MOUTH HARBOUR Bll.li. Tho Gre> mouth Harbour Boar J Empowering Bill (Mr. Guinnoss) was panned through Committee. In reply to tho Hon. Mr. Mitcholson, tho Premier said tho Government was satisliod that thoro wu» no dangor of dpfanlt on 'ho lj.trt of tho Oroymouth Harbour Board should tho Bill pass. It was absolutely nuoossary to dovolop tho coalfield. Tho Bill was road a third time and passed. OTHRR RILLS. Tho Waimakariri Wator Supply Bill (Mr. Bnddo), tho Newmarket Hall Bill (Air. Lawry), and tho Inangahun County Council Kmpoworing Bill (Mr. O'Kogan) passed final stupes. Tho following Bills passed thoir sooond readings and final stages : - Giaborno Harbour Aot Amondment (Hon. Mr. Carroll); Kaitangata Rolief Fund Transfer Act Amondinont (Hon. Mr. Seddon) j Hamilton Domain Empowering (Hon. Mr. Cadman) ; Borough of Uaraara Leasing (Mr. Duncan) ; Anoklund Harbour Board Empowering (Mr. Lawry) ; Mount St. John Reserve (Mr. Lawry); Eketabuna Cemetery Reserve (Mr. Hogg) ; Wellington Reclaimed Land Act Amendment (Hr R. Stout) ; Dunedin Loan Conversion (Mr. Pinkerton). ONBHUNOA CEMETEBT BILL. Tho Onebunca Cemetery Bill was further considered in Committee. Mr. Tannor moved that tho Chairman loave tho chair. After some disonssion the amendment was carried by 22 toll, and the Bill killed. Tho Honao rose at 11 20 p.m.
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Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 50, 28 August 1894, Page 4
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329PARLIAMENT. Evening Post, Volume XLVIII, Issue 50, 28 August 1894, Page 4
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