GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NEW ZEALAND.

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10707, 2 September 1896, Page 2

GENERAL ASSE MBLY OF NEW ZEALAND.

LEGISLATIVE COTJNOiL.

Tuesday, September I.— The, Speaker took the chair at 2.J50 p.m. The Married Penon's" Summary Sejja,ratidii feilf anil' Initiflt.'ltffy "Protection Bill were read a tmid time 'and passed. '' In CommitteeTpp, the, Asiatics Restriction Bill (No. 2). on' the motion of the Hon. Mr. Williams,. Chinese, minia tots and teachers of Christian religion, duly accredited, were allowed tqTjje naturalised, and wen, exempt from the operation- of the Bill. A proviso wasadded, on the motion of theHonXMr Boven, that -the rtatriW should not allow, Qiineser.wbp^ prior, to September Ikt,aBi9^fhad. appHe^^^e S3cret»ry, to be,i»fcuralised ? |l/sub. section plrbyiding ttatjeftersof liaturali'-' sation W 4ss.u«d'. under, the Aliens, Aot Amftndnieni; 1892, fibould bearipWtograph of the appticabt for naturalisation or an impress of bia jhuoib,. or should be otherwise marked to, enpiireliis V?? nt'ijft#tion, was struck 6at;6n the mpfrioVo'i phe Hon. Mr, Bbrimgki,,by J5 J to I^',,-The, Bill jvas then r^pb'rtea with amendments." Tb6 PKotographio Cotiyright' Bjilt And Canterbury-'Oollegß Bflf w v ere"^ead, f a second time. c • " n> ' r; "'■ K^y^ >'• The Cbuncil'adjouraed'at 6 p.m.