LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
' Thursday, August 1. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. "JT ,' '^ BILLS. The Labor Bills Committee recommended that the' New Zealand Institute of journalists Bill be allowed to proceed as printed. — Committal . was fixed for nest day. The House sent a message intimating their disagreement with the Gounod's amendments in the Criminal Code Amendment Bill, and transmitting reasons. — The matter was fixed for dis- - cmsion for next day. The Commissioners' Powers BH', passed its final stages. The Hon. Sir P. Buckley moved — " That the Crnnoil do not innst upon their amendments in the Adulteration Prevention Act Amendment B 11, which amendments bad been disagreed with by the House."— The motion was agreed to. The Dunedin TJrainago and Sewerage Bill was committed and reported with a number of amendments of no material interest.— Tho third reading was fixed lor next Wednesday. The Property Law Consolidation Ameadment B 11 was farther considered 1 in Committee. — The Hon. Mr Stewart moved a new clause, the effect being to permit-a registrar to convoy land to such persons as tho mortgagee may direct. — The clause was agreed to.— The Hon. Mr McCullough morel a new clause enabling the executor of a dezeased to convoy by dc6d the proin the mortgage. — The was agreed to, and the bill was reported. Act Amendment Bill Committee without amendits final stage;. - at 3.35 p.m. adjourned to day. ' Fbidat, Aug. 2. Native Townships Bill was put i'a final stages. Mr McGregor moved a seoond reading of the Deceased ' Husband's Brother Marriage Bill. Mr Brown moved a . — hostile amendment that the bill be read a >s -- seoond time six months hence — After a debate in which Messrs McCullough, Big?, Pharazyn, and Dr Pollen supported the bill and Sir G. WhUmora an i Mess s Kerr, "Walker, B nir, Peacock and Acland spoke against it, the amendment was carried by 18 to 14 and the bill tilled. The New Zealand Institute of Journalists Bill was put through its fioul stages.
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Mataura Ensign, Issue 15, 3 August 1895, Page 3
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