THE HOUSE.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 636, 13 October 1909, Page 4

THE HOUSE.

j 1 , LOCAL BILLS. ' The House wet at p.m. J I The Tokoinaru Shcop Farmers' Treczmg ! Company Bill, was introduced by Mr. M'fionold (Gisbomo),'nnd road it hrst time The Kaitaki County Bill (Mr. Okoy) was I road a first time, and roferrod to the Local fills Committee !•••■ Mr. CB'VIGIE (TintMU) asked lcavo to' introt duce tho Canterbury College and Agricultural t Collogo Amendment Bill, tho object of which i is to provide for tho representation of tho I > Lincoln Agricultural College And South Can., | tarbury on the Canterbury Collogo Board of f Governors. Leave was granted, and tho Bill "i was read a first tune, and ordored to be f printed ' ' i Tho Waipnkurau Reserves Bill (Sir Holl) r was also read a first timo. Mr. WtLPOED stated that tfie Standing i Orders hid not been complied with in ono ~ particular, with regard to tho Eom&n Cathoho I Archbishop of Wellington Empowering Bill, 1 only twenty-seven days notico boing-,givon in- ! jrtcad of thirty. The Bill stands referred to i the Joint Committee on Standing Orders and t Private Bills, who will pronounce whether it < ntay go forward in spite of tho informality. \ HOSPITALS AND CHARITABLE ; ' j INSTITUTIONS. A Governor's Message was received giving t notice of the introduction of tho Hospitals ' and Charitable Institutions Bill J The Bill was ' read a first timo, and ordered to be printed.