HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 947, 26 September 1891, Page 3

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

'T ; Tuesday, September 22. s S The Live Stock and Rabbits Commit.tee laid their 'report f oa the tabl«. .; Tb.e report of the conference on the Land Bill; was laid on the table ; also that of the ! conference on the Electoral Bill. , Th^ House again went into Committee Supply on the' Supplementary Estimates.^ , (.- I Wednesday, September 23. ' The report of the Committee of Supply vra^ agreed to with slight amendments. ! The Slanghterhoaseß— BiH~ passed its finil stage. The Hamerton Pension Bill wag passed. The Native Land 7 Courts Bill and the Appropriution and ffiii Public Works" Appropriation Bill pasied their second readings. ! Thursday, September 24. .Capt. Russell, Sir John Hal^M^sers* Newman, Fergus, Rpllestou, Palmer *and Swan urged on 1 tie Government the cleeirabiHty^of establishing a bureau of agriculture. 'The Public Works Appropriation .BUI, the Hospital Trustees 'Bill "m^'We 1 Niative LandGpuTt^^ijl^passed their remaining " stages. '< TbecA^ijpropfiation Bill was committe/d and went through. It was read a tliirtl time after a prolonged debafca. . jMr Rolleston ardf-'^fi^-^f^diß^ several former supporters of the Premiei j bjtterly : "'dntici i secr : the : -actibtfOof the Government during the session. Mr fteWds '^JhAhgahua),i wasicalled to order b> the Speaker for intemperate language, and the whole debate was marked by extreme acrimony. The Opposition, however, had all the-best-oE it,