ORDER PAPER.

New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 440, 11 April 1865, Page 5

ORDER PAPER.

PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.—Aran, 11. NOTICES OF MOTION. 1. Mr. King to move, " For leave to bring in a bill to repeal the Education Act, Pension VI., and to make other provisions in lieu thereof." 2. Mr. Kino to move " That the report of the Wairoa Road Bill be adapted. 3. Sir. Ktng to more, " That the Council do resolve itself into a committee of the whole, with a view of considering the fo'lowing resolutions : — " That the Council are of opinion thatt he late .Toll 11 'J honiMs laboured under many difliculti-.'S in proceedirg* until the contract for backs entered into t>y him for the new Lunatic A;ylum, and recommend that one-half of the sum deducted by the Provinci.'il Government in consequence of the contract not beinu completed within the time mentioned in. the specification, lie invested by his Honor the Superintendent in trust :or the benefit of the widow and children of the late John Thomas", interest be paid quarterly, and thii.t an address be. presented to his Honor the Superintendent requesting him to place on tlie add tional estimates of expenditure the 9UUI of two bundled and fifty pounds lor such purpose." 4. 11 r. Wynn- to move, " That an "ddress ba presented to his Honor the Superintendent request nig him to furnish this Council with a return showing (he payment made on account of the purchase oliative lauds under the Empowering Act of la t sesf sion, the mimes of the blocks purchased, or ag led to be purchased, and the Electoral districts in which, such blocks are situated." OIIDEKS 01' THE 11 AT. GOVERNMENT lIUSINEM*. 1. Estimate of Expenditure—to be further considered in Committee. 'J. Empowering Pill— : n Committee. 9. City Ko.vrd Act Amendment iijil—in Com* mitiee. GENERAL JirglNESa. 4. Wairoa Ko id Hill—second reading. ,'t. Mes'ogo Ko. So—to be considered. Adjourned debate on the question—That an. address be forwarded to his Ib nor the Superintendent request as* him without delay to cause * survey to be made of :> e Mipjly of water obtainable from, the Wairoa Falls, their elevation above high water mailc,'the levels and probable expense of bringing water into An-'land from that tource ; also from Hay's Creek and other streams in the Hunua, lying to the Fast of P:\pakura, and to have an analysis made of the water of Wairoa. 7. Adjourned debate on the question—That the rPpo:.'t of the £ laughter-house Committee be adopted.