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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The . Land Revenue Appropriation Act' Amendment hill,, introduced into-the-house of Representatives, has been thrown out'by-tlie Legislative Council, on a motion made by Dr. Menzies and seconded by Major Richmond, that it be read that day six months, which, was carried by Bto 3. . . '.. In the house of Representatives, on tlie 3rd , October, Mr. Stafford’s militia bilLwas read a. first time. A bill to repeal certain provisions of the New Provinces act, 1858, introduced by Mr. Gillies, was read a first time. Oh the 4th, a bill, brought in by Mr. Brandon (for Dr. Featherston), “ to, provide for payment to. the. Provincial treasuries., of sums paid,,to the '.C'ofOriial treasurer under the .‘.LaudVi2efenue Appropriation- act*?’ was -read, a 1 first time. On Oct. sth (our latest date) Mr. tTjlliaiiisoh asked ministers what course they intended to follo.\y : in regard .to -Lpncf Revenue Appro-, priatioh Act Amendment' act rejected by.the. Legislative Council. - : '.Mr.': Bell said, that the. course pursued lately onthe rejection of', a money bill by tlie hohse of; Lords o'ughfrto, be. adopted-, namely; feh#; appointment ofi a,selectcommittee. Mr. Stafford' agreed f'imt as; lie-, had no official information, the subject dropped*.

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 214, 25 October 1860, Page 3

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 214, 25 October 1860, Page 3

GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 214, 25 October 1860, Page 3

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