HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Weiiin«ton, Satin '^ay* The House went into Committ cc °J Supplj for the further consideration n °' the Supplementary Estimates :—Roadv %\° open up lands before sale, £12.3(k ' I carried. Roads on goldfields, £13,750.— ' Mr Newman snored to strike out the item £5000, chargeable on the consolidated land for subsidy of £ for £ on the rater leried within goldfields oounties. Tote was ' reduced by £500, which was carried. Harbor works, Hokitika, £1500, and Armed Constabulary field force, £25,000, were Ci^ried. The other amounts under the heading of Unauthorised Expenditure were agreed to without discussion. The Property Tax Bill was read a third and passed.—The Costley Training Institution Bill was ctifcmutted, read a third time, and passed.—Sir J. Vogel introduced an Appropriation Bill and the Immigration and Public Works and Appropriation Bill, which were read* a first time.—The House then rose until Monday at 10 a.m.
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Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5203, 21 September 1885, Page 3
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145HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Thames Star, Volume XVII, Issue 5203, 21 September 1885, Page 3
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