GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3157, 17 September 1892, Page 2

GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. FRIDAY. Thk, Council met at 2.30 i>.in. Alter a long debate tlie Land Bill was read a, second time on the voices mid referred to tin; Wiv-te Lands Committee. HOUSE OF KEPItESENTATIVES. The House met ;it 2.30 p.m. "Replying to Me Fish, Mr Seddon said an attempt had been made to relieve tho congested state of the Uibnur market in Duiiedin by planting some (if the men on the Otusro Cunt ml Line, and bringing others Uμ to the North Island. The whole atternoon was occupied in debating the motion for the rhird reading of the Industrial Conciliation Bill, A hirer, number of members took tiiis last opportunity of expressing their views on the matter which smno cluiined was one of the most important Hint hud ever been before the House. The debat-i was interrupted by the 0.30 adjournniPtit. The House resumed at 7.30. Aft-r further debute, the Industrial Concilinti in Bill passed through the linal stages on the void's. The House went into Cnmmitt.ee of Supply for the furthtr consideration of the estimates. IJ.1 J . s>. and TeloßiMph salaries, £\CjT.2'-0. Passed without distention. Telegraph cable subsidies, i'.'KW. Carried aft".r c.insideratile drseussioti. Conveyance of mails by sea, i):j2,(i!)S. In reply to Mr Dnthiti, All- Ward explained the wlii-le position of the 'Frisci service for which it was propose) to take a v>,te uf fitS.oOO. Hi siiid he believed that even if this colony did not increase the |>r;.- - eiit subsidy tho 'Fri-co service would not be discontinued as the contractors would carry it on theu.selves. In his opinion, the 'Frisco service was a fast one, and ha, 1 on the whole proved of great benefit to the colony.