Andrew accepted, Mr O’Conor spoke against time to frustrate a division, Mr J. C. Brown (Tuapeka) aiding. The motion will now be placed last on the Order Paper The Otago Waste Land Bill went into Committee. The third clause was opposed and postponed. On the 66th clause two amendments were proposed, but both were jest. After considering the 46th clause, the House adjourned. [From Grevillc's Telegram Company.) September 19. The Auckland Mechanics Institute Site Sale Bill and Auckland Temperance Hall Site Sale Bill have been read a second time. The Drainage Bill was read a second time so as to affirm the principle, and then withdrawn, the Premier promising to consider the measusc during the recess. Mr Sheehan considered the measure premature ; but Mr Williamson approved of it. r lhe Limited Liability Joint Stock Companies Amendment Bill was read a second time. The Otago Waste Lands Bill was committed. 47 clauses were passed, and progress was reported.
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Evening Star, Issue 2991, 19 September 1872, Page 3
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157Untitled Evening Star, Issue 2991, 19 September 1872, Page 3
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