WELLINGTON.
[By Telegram.]
(From our own Correspondent.)
July 23 O n the third reading of the Deceased Wife’s N ister Marriage Bill, Mr Vogel made a strong 'peech against it. Mr Fox was equally strong in favor of the Bill. The division list was as follows :—Ayes. 34 : Messrs Brandon, J. C. Brown, Bryce, Buckland, Carrington, Cnthbertson, Fox, Gibbs, J L. Gillies, T. B. Gillies, Jackson, W, Kelly, Kstuiyj Lunkie, May, M’Glaahan, Montgc •merv, Vi m ray, Ormond. 0. Park r pyke, Keid, Richardson, Richmond, Seymour, Steward* Wales Webb, Williamson, Wood, Noes 17 : Messrs Bluett, Bunny, Cuitis, Inglis, Macandrew, M'Gillivray! Mervyn, O’Neill, O’Rorke, Pearce, Reynolds, Sheehan, Stafford, Thomson, Vogel, Williams, Wood.
In answer to Mr Mervyn, Mr Richardson said the Government would re-consider their previous decision re deepening the Naseby sludge channel, wb.h a view to meeting the wishes of the inhabitants of the district.
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Evening Star, Issue 3563, 24 July 1874, Page 3
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