PARLIAMENTARY JOTTINGS.
A scab outbreak is reported near the Thames. > The Government are favourably considering 1 the proposal fco impose a tay on guns. A select committee of the Council has been appointed to inquire and report on the estimated cost and returns of the railways named in the schedule to fclio Loan Acfc. Strong opposition to a commercial railway board is shown by the " Post." Tho Land Transfer Amendment Bill has been passed by the Council and read in the Lower House a first time. Mr (Jr. F. Richardson has given notice of a Land Act Amendment Bill. Mr Kolly wants to know if R.M. Court; bailiffs are forbidden to take part in. elections. Mr W.ilker wants the Government to rof or tho question of the re-or^anisation of tho Sheep Department to the Stock Committed Mr Fitzherbert is asking for a return of Government officers holding office as directors of incorporated companies in the colony. Mr Hamlin is asking fox* a return of all persons who have been, dismissed through, retrenchment without compensation.
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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 276, 27 June 1888, Page 4
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174PARLIAMENTARY JOTTINGS. Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 276, 27 June 1888, Page 4
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