LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Tuesday. The Council met at 2.30 p.m. NOTICES OP MOTION. "" -__y Mr Reynolds gave notice to ask if tho \ Government would appoint Boards to act as a medium between employers and those seeking employment. if _Mr Whitaker gave notice to introduce n, bill to amend the law relating to the practice and procedure of tho Supreme Court. VOLTTNTfiEE BILL. The Volunteer Bill was read a third time. LICENSING BILI/. The Licensing Bill was recommitted and several further amendments were made in it, but none of importance. Mr Miller again moved the rejection of the elective system, but it was reaffirmed by 16 to 13. The following is the division list: — Ayes, 16. Noes, 13. Aokland Brett P. Buckley G. Buckley Chamberlain Henderson Dignan J. Johnston Eraser Lahmann Grace Miller Hart Nurse Mantel Peters Martin Pollen Menzies Bichmond Ngatata Eobinson Pharazyn Wigley Waterhouse Wood Whitaker Williamson Wilsos The Bill was then ordered for its third reading on Thursday, notice being given for its further committal. The Council rose at 5 o'clock.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3262, 17 August 1881, Page 3
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