POLITICAL NOTES.
' j (From our Special Correspondent.)
1 JOTTINGS. i
The Minister of Lands told a deputation of Well ngton residents who protested against the provision in tbe new A.ct compelling streets in suburban district 9 to be formed a chain in width Lbafc the Surveyor- General held that it was not nocessary to go outside the ordinary batter of the street as well. He added that doubts as f> tho read ng of the law , in tho matter wonld have to b-* set 1 led. * (From our Special Correspondent.) WELLINGTON, This D*y, Thete is no prospect; of the Bill for the abolition of the totalisat r being ajjam reached this session. Eiflo Clubs are petitioning Parliament to have a Netv Zealand team sent to England next year about the time of the King's Coronation. H M.S. Mildura is coming ovtr to com--1 plete ihe survey of thecoastß which was begun by the Penguin as the result of representations made by the Premier to the | Imperial G vernment a couple of years! ago. JThe colony pays hi- If the cost of I the survey, I
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 170, 29 July 1901, Page 2
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