PARLIAMENT.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1729, 9 June 1886, Page 2

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF EEPBESENTATIVESI

(UNITED PttESS ASSOCIATION.) Wellington, Monday. -■ ANSWERS TO QUESTION. Replying to a question, it was stated i that it was hot intended to appoint ft police magistrate m Wellington. iPRECBDBNGB .Olf. GOVERNMENT BOTINEBB. I Sir Robert Stout mored, That after I Wednesday next , Government businessI havif precedence 'on Wednesdays, and • that the House meet on Mondays, at 7.30 p.m., for (government business only*. Carried. ":■■'";' ' """ ■ " Vt '■' I itJOLD^ DUTY EXPORT. Sir Julius ' Vpg«;l r tnp»e* the* Mcpnd reading of' the Gold 1 Daty Export Bill. Mr O'Con nor moved the adjournment of the debato till Friday.— Agreed to. JUBTIOKB' Of THB PEAbE>; The JiiiticosoT the Peaca Act Amend lraent Bill wag farther considered io» Conmittee. vlx • % v w } . Progrets was then , reported^ "ancT tt«y Houae firdceodod to the fecdnd reading-. of Amendment Bill of Em- ■ plbynient of Peraaleg Act, which .wa» carried without diicuuion. Th# -Wellftjgtdii' and WanfamivEda- : oation Districts BULwjm read a second] time ( , % ■ Oap^afti Stfrtfrrooveatheseijtondrwid.. ing of the Sm^ll Birds .Nuisancet Act Amendment Bill; Sir Robert Stoat said I it was doubtful if Jthe Bill should be allowed to paBB, as some of its provisions were dangerous. 'Mr Cowan supported,, nnd Mr Dodson opposed the measure moving that it be read that day six mo'bths. Mr Seddon agreed with Mr Dodson. ' , • Mr Wakefield championed the bird* whioh he asserted did far more geod, than harm. j. A number of other members detailed i their experiences of birds, caterpillan,, aodpoiiop, , „ ; ; :■ -T