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frosts Aaßoolation— Sleotrie Telegraph -Oopyttgh vSYDNEY, June 23. The weather is clearing. In the Assembly Mr Neild moved an amendment to Mr Lynes' motion that the House deprecates the lavish expenditure on the Dean Commission. The debate is still, proceeding. June 24. — Mr Lyne's motion was rejected by 63 to 32 and Mr Neild's amendment by 61 to 34. MELBOURNE, Junh 23. Parliament was opened to-day. The Governor's speech was colourless. The firstbusiness of the session is to be the reintroduction of the Companies and Factories Bills. The programme includes Bills to. provide for the employment of the local forces in federal defence, State Bank, development of the export of stock, prevention of influx ofjalien labor, eleotoral reform, and a more effective Bystem of arbitration in disputes. The Cabinet has decided to recommend the holding of a conference of all colonies on' the question of representation in the Privy Council. June 24.— There is bad weather throughout the country districts, and snow has fallen in several parts. A man named Charles White was found dead and buried in the snow.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7663, 24 June 1896, Page 2
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