PARLIAMENTARY.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 235, 6 September 1883, Page 2

PARLIAMENTARY.

HOUSE OF REPEESBNTATIVBS; ■« ,\ X Lis^JSHGHT'SvSITMErG; ! 1

(special telegram to standard.)' Xtt&ITBD PBBSS ASSOCIATION.) _„ . Wellington, This-Dayv-In the Hopse jesterday Major Atkiii^ Son announcpd .that the- GOverrimerit will. introd«ce »nd pass through to-day a short' Bill' to give- effect to dummy istn clauses m the Land Bill rejected by tHo, Legislative Council, also. that, the Kussei Land Bill w{U not be proceeded with' this aessipn,' and re -organization of Gifil jSerTice willbe undertaken byJ;Gov^rriment during the receSS 1 on their own responsibility.- ', , " A. Jong, discussion , j^ook place ] m Gomitnitcee on tHe Pub'lfd Revenues Bill.. were made to limit the 1 .amount to be deposited anyone year to JUIQQfiQQ j to let all money by tender^ amongst the banks, iind to strike out' the clause extending the. pp^er; jo& spending to li ' the 30fth Jdn'e y but all wefe lost by large majorities, ; anjd the. 'Bill /was rejpbr'ted without sßbstjantiab amendment, and after^speeches protestinet against iitfrpm Sir Gj Qrey, a^ricf^ i WSessra .Montgomery land « iJ. "Buchanan, it was,read ; a. third time and passjsd.i. TKe Property tax Bill, Companies Act Amen.dnptent Bill, Justices of the Pesice, Act Amendment Bill, and Land Boards' Empowering Bill wete passed ,throughiall.their;Btageß. .. ;. ,-• r ;- ' J The reasons fd? disagreeing to the amendments by the Council m several were/agreed. to> Tjhe' L^gislatare tJouncil 'Re^construotion Bill was laid table. -.T-r-i « ;>;:;-^- :;>^ l --''«:-"-'- The Hoaae rose at 12. 30 p.m. ti]l 11