LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Friday, Junk 29. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. NATIVES LANDS COURT. Mr Wahawaha continued the debate on his motion to the effaot that Government should seleot as judges, assessors, Inter* preters, registrars, eto, for the Native Land .Court, only persons of good characters and special ability. The motion waa agreed to. RETURNS. Mr Stevens laid on the table the following returns : —Estimate of the increased property tax revenue, which would have beea receivable daring the past financial year if the exception had excluded from the tax only persons owning £100 worth of property—'£B3oo; estimate of private income for the same period not arising from property already taxed under the property tax, excluding all Incomes under £150-£280,000 The Council rose at 3 p.ml till Tuesday.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1881, 30 June 1888, Page 2
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