HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at 7.30 p.m. WAIPORI FALLS. Mr. W. Fraser, Chairman of the Cony mittee on the Waipori Falls Electrical Power Bill, moved that the Bill be recqnimitted to enable amendments to be made carrying out an arrangement between the company and the Dunedin City Council. % The Premier objected to anything being taken in front of Government business, and after some jSiscussion, Mr. Fraser gay© notice of motion oa the subject for to-day. NEW BILLS. The Havelock Harbour Board Bill (Eon. Mr. Mills), Dunedin Garrison Hall Trustees Empowering Bill (the Premier's), and the Palmerstrin North High School Reserve Bill ((Mr. Wood) were read a fjrst time. The Native Land Duty Abolition Bill and the High Commissioner Bill were introduced by Governor's Message and read a first time. • . MAORI ANTIQUITIES. The amendments made by the Legislative Council in the Maori Antiquities Bill were agreed to by 51 to 18. SHOPS AND OFFICES. The Shops and Offices BilTwas further considered^ in Committee (as reported ifi another column). The House rose at 1.5 a.m.
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Evening Post, Volume LXVIII, Issue 90, 13 October 1904, Page 2
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