Parliamentary.
[Our Parliamentary Reporter.]
Width of Streets. Wellington This Day.
The Minister for Lands told a Deputation of Wellington residents, who protested against a provision for compelling streets in suberban districts to be formed a chain in width. That the surveyor General hold it was not necessary to go outside the ordinary batter of streets, as were doubts as to the reading of the Law. The matter would have to be settled. Abolition of Totalisator. There is no prospect of the bill for the abolition of the totalisator being again reached this session. Rifle Clubs Are petitioning to have a New Zealand team sent to England next year about the time of the King’s coronation. Survey of our Coast. The Mildura is coming over to complete the survey of the coasts which was begun by the Penguin, as a result of representations made by the Premier to the Imperial Government some two years ago. The colony pays half the cost of the survey.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 27 July 1901, Page 3
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163Parliamentary. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 27 July 1901, Page 3
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