ABOUT THE LOBBIES.

Evening Star, Issue 4243, 2 October 1876, Page 2

ABOUT THE LOBBIES.

(From our own Correspondent.) tn hj« J? Pen Prepared in the° Treasury to be laid onthe table to-day. It contains a com. IMTl M Tl [acatdrew iAd Stoics assertions that the Abolition scheme entails a pecuniary low to Otago, bnt. on the 5m shown a balancem favor of the Province. o # n ld> P ropri , et °r of the ‘ Timaru Herald.' S^" 11 X logy , by for the articles in aper ’ Hr*. a P ol °Ky IB in the hands of a nrivate SwbesT 111 lllstruotionß *o use it or no? as he . ? otsc « tor the appointment of tSSrights? to “ qmro mto Matters and

* iTOa notice of morinir i n committee on the Education Boards Bill a series of fh» ÜB ttwr r co !j* , P“ laor yattendance of children at The provisions are patents and guardians of children between the f «^ ea i^ ldfll^J !nyears sball cause them to aS* 1 1.2? 001 for less seventy-five days in each half-year, unless some reasonable excuse for m-rfflS n « t * ndance vV e sllown ' *•»« following being aa reasonable excuses: that the child otlierw “«! that the child has ented f«>m attending by sickness, danger iS* 0 ?' unavoidable cause; that-Sere Wlt £ m a 4, lßtanc ? of two miles; or tW, “ e i „ c “ d . haß , bee , n educated to the satisfaction of an nspector of schools. The penalties are not to 5a ,or the first offence, or 20s for each sm£ recoverable before a Justice of tiia fng seven dayT 7 lmpnß °“ f ° r a ***<* aot “«**• »„? h j i 0 f 0 l nt ., Co . tninittee on the Harbor Board Bills concluded their report as follows; “ The Com mittee feel that the suggestion they are about to make is scarcely withinttwlir province, yet in view the ffreat number of Harbor Board Bills intro. d ™* , tblß Bession, they hope t^mylSr dnnWrl^ 0 v G^venunentshould, ave a carefully considered Harbor Boards Bill prepared, to introducenextsesrimT EotwJSo 0 f wbicb might be applicable to any ’hornH^.^v> arda m a y have been or may be here. *? h ® various Bills were conthis aftemoon. the afternoon being devoted