LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 11249, 21 July 1886, Page 2

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

(PEE UNITED PIVHBB ASSOCIATION.) Weixinotow, July 20. In the Council, tfjo Wellington Manawatu Railway Dohtwturos Validation Bill was road a nooond lime. Leave of abHenoe was granted to Mr Taiaroa for a week. Mr Mantell moved, That the Government print a vooabulftry of English and Maori terms named in th'o Offioial Transactions. The motion, on' a division, was agreed to— ayes, 28---noes, 10. ' The New Zealand Bible Traot Sooiety Bill was read a third time and passed. A recommendation from the the Governor of an anaeuumujii. iv the Jnfitiuos of the Peace Bill was agreed to, and received from the House, and ordered to be considered to-morrow. The Municipal Corporations Bill was read a third time and passed. A message from the House was received announcing that the Houtie disagreed with the Council's amendment in clause 28 of the Local Bodies Bill.— The Hon. Mr Buckley moved, That the oonsideration of the message be taken to. morrow,— Agreed to. A message was received from the House stating that the House agreed with the Council's amendments in the Wellington Harbour Board Leasing Bill. The Salmon and Trout Bill was received from the House, and read a first time. The Destitute Persons Amendment Bill was further considered in Committee, amendments agreed to, progress reported, and leave given to sit again. The Native Land Administration Bill was committed, a number of amend-' ments agreed to, and progress reported. The Native Land Court Bill was further considered, and progress reported. The Council adjourned at the dinner hour.