PARLIAMENTARY.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 20, 23 August 1882, Page 3

PARLIAMENTARY.

• «. _ :- [by telegraph.] . Wellington, August 21. LAW PBACTITIONEBS BILL. ' The Law Practitioners Bill ( >rey) w.-js. further considered in committee.-' Mr H 'lines moved to strike out clause 3.. Tlie clause was retained by 34 vote* to 32. Sir George Grey moved that the Bi Ibe rea-l a third time, Mr We'stori moved, That day six months. The third reading was carried by 48 to 33, and the Bill passed. BILL DrSCHABGED. : On the motion of Sir George GreJ^ the Affirmations Bill was discharged,. PBO6BKBB OF BILLS. ' ' The Dangerous Goods Bill was read a first time. Tlie Governor's assent wns notified to the Railway Construction and Land Bill, The Resumption ,o£ Land for Aiining Purposes Bill, Reserves in Mining Purposes Bill, Reserves in Mining Districts Bill, and Mining Companies Act Amendment Bill were read a second time. THB LOIN BILL. In committee on the New Zealand Loan Bill, Major Atkinson asked M* Shrimski to withdraw his proposed new clause as to rating for deficiency, the principle having been affirmed by th« Hoase. The insertion of the clause ' would ruin the Bill-— Mr Shrimski de- ;- clined to withdraw the clause:— Mr Seddon then moved an .. amendment on Mr Shrimski'B amendment. -After considerable, further discussion (Jig committee divided on th« question that the words of the original motion be retained instead of Mr Seddon's amendment — Ayes, 42; noes, 33. Mr Shrimski's clause was struck out.