I.—EEPOETS OF SELECT COMMITTEES. I.—l. PUBLIC PETITIONS A TO L COMMITTEE—Reports of. I.—la. Report of, on the Petition of the Dunedin City and Suburban Tramways Company, re Use of Electricity as a Motive Power, together with the Petition, and Minutes of Evidence, and Appendix. I.—lb. Report of, on the Petition of David Andrew and Five Others, in the Matter of the Fernhill Colliery and Railway-line, together with the Petition and Minutes of Evidence. 1.—2. PUBLIC PETITIONS M TO Z COMMITTEE—Reports of. ■ 1.—3. NATIVE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE—Reports of. 1.—4. GOLDFIELDS AND MINES COMMITTEE—Reports of. 1.—5. WASTE LANDS COMMITTEE—Reports of. I. —sb.* — Report on the Westland and Nelson Coalfields Administration Act 1877 Amendment Bill. 1.—6. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE.—Report on Further Correspondence between the Controller and Auditor-General and the Hon. the Minister of Lands relating to the Auditing of Accounts of the Lands and Survey Department. (In Continuation of 1.-7 d, 1892.) I.—6a. Report on the Question of Land-scrip, Canterbury District, together with Minutes of Proceedings, and Evidence, and Appendix. I.—6b. Report on Alteration in Public Works Statement, 1892, together with Minutes of Proceedings, and Evidence, and Appendix. I. —6c. Report on the Proposals of the New Zealand Midland Railway Company (Limited), together with Minutes of Proceedings, and Evidence, and Appendix. I.—6d. Report presenting Further Correspondence from the Minister of Lands, Mr. O'Hara Smith, and the Controller and Auditor-General in reference to Previous Correspondence relating to the Auditing of Accounts of the Lands and Survey Department. 1.—7. MANUFACTURES AND INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE.—Report on the Flax Industry, together with Proposed Conditions relative to the granting of Bonuses. I. —7a. Further Reports of. I.—B. PRIVILEGES COMMITTEE—Report of. I.—Ba. Appendix to Report, containing Telegram from Sir G. M. O'Rorke, and Letter from Mr. J. G. Grey, of Hansard Staff, relative to Evidence given before the Privileges Committee of the House of Representatives. 1.—9. REPORTING DEBATES AND PRINTING COMMITTEE—Report of, relative to Hansard Reports. I. —10. Report of, on the Publication of Hansard; together with Appendix. I.—ll. HOUSE COMMITTEE—Reports of. 1.—12. JOINT AGRICULTURAL, PASTORAL, AND LIVE-STOCK COMMITTEE—Reports of. * 1.-5 A was set up in type, but not finally ordered to be printed.

J.—PETITIONS. J.—l. PETITION OF THE FEDERATED MAORI ASSEMBLY OF NEW ZEALAND. (For Petitions of Dunedin City and Suburban Tramways Company, and David Andrew and five others, vide 1.-la. and 1.-Ib.)

contents. H.—33. CHARGES AGAINST MR. J. KING, OF AUCKLAND. — Report of the Commissioner appointed to inquire into the Charges made by the Hon. E. Mitchelson against Mr. John King, together with Minutes of Evidence, &c. H.-—34. " THE CIVIL SERVICE REFORM ACT, 1886"—Return of Appointments made under Section 4 of. H.—35. PENSlONS.—Schedules of Retiring-allowances proposed to be granted to Officers in the Civil Service oi New Zealand. H.—36. SHEEPSKINS.—Return of Number exported during 1892. H.—37. HOSPITALS.—Return of Expenditure out of the Public Funds on the Four Principal Hospitals in New Zealand. H.—3B. CIVIL SERVANTS AND RAILWAY EMPLOYES—Return showing the Number employed, and Amount of Salaries paid to, in each Provincial District. H.—39. IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.—Return showing the Number of Orders for Committal made in each Provincial District by Resident Magistrates and Justices of the Peace respectively. H.—4o. WARLIKE STORES—Return showing Details of Expenditure on, for 1892. H.—4l. LIQUOR LICENSES.—Return of Number issued, and Fees paid to Local Bodies. H.—42. W. B. EDWARDS—Return of Costs of Legal Proceedings in connection with Removal of, from Position of Judge of Supreme Court. H. —43. " TATTERSALL'S."—Return of Number of Registered Letters sent to this Address in Melbourne or Sydney. H.—44. LIEUT.-COLONEL FOX, R.A.—Return of Particulars as to Engagement of.Cost of Report by, &c. H.— 45. JUVENILE OFFENDERS.—Return of Cases brought against Children under Fifteen Years of Age.