BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
(from ouu own coruksvondknt.) Wellington, Sept. II At tlic sitting of the Motnekn Election Committee yestenlay, two clear cases of personation were proved. The committee is now deliberating. The Bankruptcy Committee, of which Mr Bathgate is chairman, has met, and adjourned to to-morrow. There is no steamer for the South until Friday. The Opposition papers have been hoaxed with a report that the Covernmeut intend to propose an income tax, and dissolve the House if beaten on the Financial Statement. (FROM CIUEVILLE’S TELWUV\M COMT'ANY, RRwpnra AviEN-niij). ' ' v Wellington, Sept. 12. The Independent, to-day, has an article stating that an Income and Property tax will probably bo a feature of
the new Budget, and warning the opposition against a hasty condemnation of it. The Committee on Chinese immigration is taking evidence. The Motneka election committee is adjourned to Monday, to bring up a report. It is considered to be certain against Sir D. Munro. The University question is reported as settled favorably for Otago. Tdiaru. Doctor McLean died here last night.
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Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2674, 12 September 1871, Page 3
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173BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Volume IX, Issue 2674, 12 September 1871, Page 3
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