DUNEDIN.

Southland Times, Issue 735, 11 October 1867, Page 2

DUNEDIN.

. Oct. 9th, 10.2 a.m. Wellington, Tuesday.-—The House of Representatives asked further" conference with Legislative Council, and appointed Stafford, Jollie, and McLean, Managers. The Council have been reinforced by Harris,; Tetley, and Gray. Strode also arrived, but he and fellowmagistratei Crawford, not sitting, having' paired off. Richardson proposed being placed on'with" two government side-—" proposed Tetley. ' jTetley was objected; to as not knowing the antecedents! Johnston declared the conference a sham if the managers were not elected from the same side as/previously,. and moved that Richmond, A eland, arid Seymour ;be man agers. The motion was carried. It was arranged to meet with closed doors at 4.30 p.m. D. Monro told representa-' tives it was unconstitutional, whereupon the members walked into conferenceroom and out again for precedent. 8.50 p.m. The conference report presented. House of Representatives agreed to amendment —preamble. Council conceded amendment of enacting clauses. Representatives obtain the substance and Council have the shadow. ■ ' The Kaikoura delayed to take decision Wellington, Wednesday. —Business finished. Prorogation to-morrow. Most of the members have sailed by the Tararua ; the others leave by the Taranaki to-morrow.