LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 941, 5 September 1891, Page 2

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

; ' ■ v '': The River B.paj-ds Act .'Anien^ent Bill and >'|!JEir^s^ >^rpt^tiun Bill.were.passedvci .-.> i -„.!j v■■•u ■■• '■■:>■ A The Public Revdnu^rßilt i was. '.considered farther m! Commitifeej 1 «hU . re- ■ ported.": -^ , !s1; The^us^ml $#^xM^lftbijjaf;;fiill r l >gs refei^a^p!pete^ni#te .... The M4nifi«4ul >waft .leai^] a. I ,,ftep6nd 1 itime and reforEed^itheriMw^-nCotiU 1 mittee..: •■ :» . M.-.-(r ,y\iri< >v,:-., - \ f '* On the motipn-for the second reading of the Friendly Societies Act Ameod-t,^ inenfc Bill, Hoh M^ Btey^ roaved th^bii it be read that day six months. 'JThec AmendmenV was carrieds l.yi2Q/to 5.( *';" The b'ttctories Bill was considered | iri!' Committee and reported. / - i The debate on,the fihpp,' Hours^ Bill was adjourned.^ ; ' k'j/ULI 1 ( WBDNBSDAV.Sept 2. *"~ The Lirid BiU?wa%]i^idjl first tijne. The WorkmenSjLien Bill waa rea(| a first time. \ The Public Revenues Bill was passed The Factories Bill waa reconiniitt<ed 4 A Factory was defined as '» 'place employing three, persons.' .The Bjll Was reported. ;■■ .. ■•■ ■'■ '■''■■'■■' :! ■■! ; The Council pen took up the debate on the Shop Hours Bill, which 'tras adjourned. . ..,.,., • . ) ; ; : ■ J:;i..?THjri»99i|r^ejt3rclj, The Stratford bJun'tiej Adjustment Bill and the Factories Bill nassedciheir final stages, i' :» ' J -J^ \ y The Workmen's Lien Bill passed jits second reading.' . , "' :i The Shop^ Hours Bill was rejected by 21 to 8. ; ;.' „' '.'! ■-„■! v,_ 1• '■ The Selectors Land ;Revaluation BiU was further contilerel ia Committee arid' reported. •■ •■ "' :N'/.7/ .•■::i .■■:■.') -\