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„► , (iiv i; i; i.i ;<: l: a I'll.) o \Vi;i,u mitiiN, Sep! In the I Inline ,if IJepn :;, 111; dav afternoon. Fourteen d iVs' leave of gran led l> Mr.' Kultoii. Tie !'!•• Uller S.lid t h'' <ln tended int n xluciu 4 a Dill In Savings ! 1 inks Act. Mr. liurns moved, " That inelit. I»e reiple.st id to call within the Colony for any fi slock an 1 <>!hcr plaid, rnpiiri: purposes ; a Iso I'm' any t mil piles and other iron and iv <[Hired I'm 1 bridges, wharves, public works in emirs.• of c,i (tin < iovi-rnment. of by tht under I lie (i.iv.'i'iiiiienl : alsn or wooc| it s ips of any el li',di|, rs. eve., r, -.| nircd for 1 1: vice of 1 lie. ('olony, an I ilia

insert dinevry sp t-ili■ ■il im ciellt I illie for I lie e.\ee it ion of liiv.t articles molioii .simply ad> •>! the <«l----spending I lie piiU.e money,,', and s ippm'l local in 111 ui' 1 conteii'icl t !ia: I lie ivpi".sl. ' reasonable, "ml lie LelieVeM slock of ail kind., e.'ll I I, : 1 li.-re, and (Il it 11, w.ed.l It • a Oniony. All'. S'i"ehan moved an mi Ihe shape of an ad !:l 101 l e (JoVel nile'llt In use \ ..\v '/,.<> of N'eweasi lee ul on rail iva.y (j.iverniiienf o'liecs. M,'. i,mi,n.d adniilled f'n of I ic and of Mr. I ioll.s. I'j I Mil eIM el I all'e slrueted id pi'e|rir • est una' ■ n slock r.'ipiired fii' I'm next, so as to ( na'ile i !i • (J,iv.'i',mi' tenders in order that the ( have ample I ini" I', ir s 'iidinii Engineers had a's i been insi port what, port ions of I lie si, best liiauufaci ul', d in I lie (. (lOVi'l'lllllelll Wi mid c ircl'll their r.'pori, using their < I'j full int iitimi lo e, !. everytij the Colony willCl C Mild lie Hi The cost of the Colonial / goods was rapidly .< ppi'iiac'iin llliport-,1 Mnoih.' T e Oo\ sil'ed tu u e ,\ ',', /■ aland ci

suitable, ami when n eo.ild I Government would I mt-I'oiv I he liiol loii mi,! | |i' a.nelidlll 1 ell'eel to tl■ ■■: 11 as far as it W;> Mr. Maemol-. u :;.;:.1 that lleers lvpo: ted I !'.■>! ml ill'.r | ( biveriiiiii til s!n 'itlo i a !;■■ I he hoi 1 : s, and order in I ,e (! article ivliie'i e-itlld be pro e\'ell if it e-i:-il more. I!e w move an iid.ln am. " Thai, all Monte for r< •! I: n •_, s!ne'< be en I'V (e|e;;r;i|i!i, .-111 • 1 t. ild I'.-i ol'i Colon v for whtit w ".s w allied,

Mr. Orinond ol jeet.nl to drew's aim ndini'iit.

iWr. Maeandivw :-;:i-il Ik- <i it, In ivf |- |,i .i-ilcr.s nil I In; Wi J\lr. Ormmid in-mi-lit (lie had gone far enoiivh in a;.,'I I'uriin' and .Mr. (Sliee'iaii's |>i

After Mini" further r.i Messrs. 'Hi-ii!. Stout. Maef'arl Montgomery, 'l'ravi I'm. Kieli borne, I'yke, <;i!ili;<, Mnrray]>.'lsli)lgN, l!/c I j.i 1,.) : divi vi Maeamlrew's aililil inn, with I result, :--Ayes, 20 ; ih«s, :s:i. JSIr. Slniil moved as anol "'fiat all up. ciliralioii.s fn quired, ainl all arlieles whi manufactured in (' e < 'ohmy,

After K"ine discussion, tain on a division of 2 3 to L' 7. The debate on lae oriidlia' interrupted by tlie usual adj<! At, thr evening t.il ling,

]\lr. Hi.d'jlciii.son moved reading of the Deceased A Marria-e Uill. He uiwd tin riages were not. ohj e' ion TvllgioU.slv if H iriillv, but Wt cases nitflily desirable.

Dr. WhUih opposed the Itil iny legal hero what was. iliJ

moral in England. He said it woi Id destroy family peace and comfort, and lead to impurity in thought and deed. Mr. Barff also opposed the Bill, which, on division, was read a second time, by 41 to 23.

The Auckland Harbour Foreshore Sale Bill was read a second time. The Port Chalmers Mechanics' Institute Reserve Bill, and the Tapanui Agricultural and Pastoral Association Bill were read a third time, and passed.The Canterbury Reserves Act Amendment Bill, and the Cliristchurch City Reserves Bill were further considered in Committee. The Local Option Bill was again considered in Committee. The word " majority" in clause 12 was struck out, on a division, by 22 to 21, and "two-thirds" inserted in lieu thereof. The further consideration of the Bill was adjourned for a week. The House rose at L 2.30 o'clock.