ARRIVAL OF THE ST. KILDA,' AND "KEERA.'
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
LITEST FROM WELLINGTON.
THE LOAN SUSPENDED
£500,003 TO BE BORROWED
PARLIAMENT PROROGUED
DISSOLUTION DEFERRED,
By the arrival of the St. Kilda, we have news to the 13th from Wanganui, and from Wellington to the previous day.
THE GOVERNMP.NT DEFEATED ON
THEIR TARIFF BILL
WELLINGTON, September 11,
Mr. Vogel yesterday moved the second reading of the Tariff Bill. Mr. Borlase moved, and Mr. Bunny seconded, that the bill should be read that day six months. A long and uninteresting debate then ensued, and a division being mude, the bill was thrown out by 26 to 14. The following members voted for the amendment :—Messrs. Borlase, Bunny, Baigent, Barff, Bradshaw, Brown, Carleton, Clark, Diguan, Eyes, W. H. Harrison, Tollie, Kenny, Kynnersley, Ludlam, Mclndoe, MeGilliveray, Munro', O'Rorke, Russell, Richmond, Stafford, Swan, Taylor, Wells, and Wood.
The following voted for the second reading : —Messrs. Brandon, Carrington, Fox, Hall, H. J. Harrison, Kelly, McLean, Moorhouse, Rolleston, Studholme, Tancred, Vogel, Williamson, and Wilson.
Mr. Vogel afterwards said that a3 no obj >ct would be "served by returning duties already collected, he would introduce a short bill to legalise their collection up to the end of September.
The Westland Boundaries and Government Bill was discharged from the order paper without a division.
Messrs. Harrison and Kynnersley spoke very bitterly against Mr. Vogel's conduct in tae matter.
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 214, 15 September 1870, Page 2
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