PARLIAMENTARY.
LA.ST JNIGIHTS SITTING. NATIVE LANDS BILL, (UNITBO PBES3 ASSOCIATION.) (SPECIAL TBLEOBAWTO THJS STANDARD.) Wblmhgton, This Day. Mr Fish supported the Bill as an honest one, but not going far enough. Certain amendments were required io committee. Mr J. Buchanan defended the East Coast Land Settlement Company, and Mr DeLautour from charges made against them, and into which he wanted the fullest enquiries. He would support the Bill generally, but not the extension of lawyers. Mr Turnbull supported the return to the right preemption. Mr Sheehan intimated his intention of speaking at length m opposition to the Bill, on the motion for its com-* mittal, Mr Bryce replied at considerable length intimating that he could not ag cc to any clause which would validate a protest existing m the complete regulations of the Bill. The Bill was read a second timet The House rose at 1,5,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 211, 11 August 1883, Page 2
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