THE PATEA MAIL. Published Wednesdays and Saturdays, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1875.

Patea Mail, Volume 1, Issue 18, 12 June 1875, Page 2

THE PATEA MAIL. Published Wednesdays and Saturdays, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1875.

Tun Provincial Council will meet for the transaction of business on Monday next, ami the unfinished business of the hist sitting will be gone on with. The Council adjourned in January, in order that the country members might return to their farms, amLeonseqncntly a wellfilled notice paper was left untouched. Among the many notices to bo brought forward, wo select the following by our members; and as they are of a very important natiu’e, we hope they will meet with the approval of Council: Mr McGiiim: to move—That a respectful address lie presented to his Honor the Hnporinteiulent, requesting that lie will he pleased, in connection with the other representatives of the Province, to represent strongly to the General Government the great desirability of commencing a section of the Waitara and Wanganui Railway in the Patea District. —That a respectful address he presented to his Honor the Superintendent, requesting him -to reserve eitos for the following religions denominations, in or convenient to the Ha went township : Wesleyan, Presbyterian, Episcopalian, and Roman Catholic Churches.—That a respectful address be presented to bis Honor the Superintendent, requesting him to .take such steps that will lead to the Cemetery, Hospital, and other reserves in the Patea District being vested in local trustees for local administration.

Mr Peacock to move—That a respectful address be presented to his Honor the Superintendent, requesting Him to jdaec a sum of money on the estimates in aid of the Acclimatisation Society.—That the Government bo requested to introduce a Branding Ordinance this present session.

Mr Sfimavoul) to move —That the rating clau.se oi’ the “ Educational Ordinance, 1874,” be rescinded. —That a statement bo laid on the table, showing how the T20,000 General Government grant has been expended, and the proposed expenditure ol; the balance (if- any.)