OFFENSIVE PRINTS.
BILL DISCUSSED IN THE COUNCIL. -NATIVE TOWNSHIPS. ..GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSALS ' DEBATED. PROTECTION OF ANIMALS. In the legislative Council yesterday tho Public Debt Extinction .JBill, the Christehurcli.-Trumways District Amcndment Bill, tho Nelson City Drainage Loan and Empowering Bill, and the Gisborno Harbour Amendment Bill were received "from the Houso of Representatives, and read a first time. The Exhibitions,, Bill, and tho Phosphorus Matches Bill, were read a second time, and tho Indecent Publications Bill and the Companies Amendment Bill were passed through their Committeo stages. The House was'occupied yesterday afternoon chiefly in considering reports of committees on petitions. ' One of , these petitions had referenco to a claim by' certain boardinghouse-keepers that they should have co-equal rights with ' hotelkeepers in regard to the luggago of defaulting boarders. N ln the ordinary ' course of i events, it might have been expected that the Estimates would be brought down in tho evening. The Gov ; ernmont, however,' preferred to go on with its measures. Among these, was the.Nativo Townships Bill, which passed its second reading. <
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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 912, 3 September 1910, Page 7
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171OFFENSIVE PRINTS. Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 912, 3 September 1910, Page 7
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