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No. 360.—Petition of Henry Bussey, of Ellerslie, Auckland sup™uattn. SeiViCeS nl the Amed <*»•«»*? Force be recognized with regard to Jw £££ SIT" C ° mmittee n ° rec —tion to make on this petition.

No. 333.—Petition of Albert Cross, of Dunedin b - **-"* from the Public SlTottobet Si? 0 "* * hat the C ° mmittee taB n ° -commendation to make on this petition.

No. 348.—Petition of George F. Dickeson and 151 Others, of Kaikohe T '"" k **-> bet " c " ***• - 31st October, 1912.

No. 368.—Petition of Robert Dickie and Another, of Timaru Praying that the existing racing regulations should not be altered no re^TmtrtiontoTkl* " iS * "**« ° f C ™ttee has 31st October, 1912.

No. 374.—Petition of R. E. Dunn and 524 Others, of Timaru. Praying for the immediate release of Waihi miners in gaol JlToSs£ WIT 01 ' that the C ° mmittee haS n ° -—Nation to make on this petition.

No. 347-Petition of Featherston Town Board ; and No. 302-Petition of A. Henderson and 803 Others. ■*«—— »' «■ P— <■ » ¥-*» of p„lio y , ft. C„- m31st October, 1912.

No. 328.—Petition of R. G. Guthrie and 136 Others, of Belfast 31st October, 1912.

No. 359.—Petition of Peter A. Levin, of Wellington 31st October, 1912.

No. 335.—Petition of Joseph Loundes and 2 Others, of Ponsonby, Auckland Praying for an inquiry into the conduct of an Inspector of Fisheries LToctobet Si? 01 * tha * the °° mmittee LaS n ° commendation to make on this petition.

No. 387-Petition of Campbell, Ehrenfried, and Co. (Limited) ; and No. 388-the Great Northern Brewery Company (Limited), of Auckland. Praying for a refund of duty charged by the Customs Department on iron tanks to tb T .*° r , eP ° rt in the °P inion of the Committee these petitions should be referred to the Government for favourable consideration snouio. De reierred sth November, 1912.