PARLIAMENTARY.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1144, 5 August 1882, Page 2

PARLIAMENTARY.

USITKD, PRESS I4BSOCIAf|OK. i! '" ,M ; thefjjinplayment of Females Act Amendment Bflt'waa thrown out. by 21 to 8. 1

( -In ,tho}Houae of Representatives yeKer'dijy C 1 Vrt st o ! Ij hii d a r G omnlif tee briltTglit .up reports-iin Sir G. Grey's Pastoril 'tandj!';Bill-am] IJk;ctive Lftnd Boards Bill. The in'seabtffofiie-Mn-rfayja'iiblu althi/ijijlylie qtfestioli ofigiviug ■a ohiftctef ((/"Waste tandt) - coit!3idcriition of tho Govermrjent during .the recess. .rhscB l: " |

long discussion took [pl|ce"oij itfie report oii Hhe'-PasiOrai' Mr •Pyke moving it be referred baok to the com'naittee as tile-evidence taken was one sided, and the facts were, stated ' atelv. Dltiuif report to lie on the'table was carried by 43 to 35., .. >. • .; lii reply,to questions-frun) MriDodsoti ;the,Gpyeri|ineiit' Btateil'jliat ,the of commit; es had drawn his .salary _bf 6s 8i . per month up'ft the 17th of May last, or nearly six months after he had ceased to he a member of the House. This was in accordance with the Apfciwhioh provided' thjlt! the Chairmen-of .OiiiDmitt'fees of one 11 Parliament should, .continue', to act .until m Sneaker was eleetld-ill i the new House: lleplying to Mr Harris Mr Rollestoii .said-it was intended to resSqasqmiifaJ'ed to Si-cprtaii) 'Extent, 'and ''instructions ihad isaiied> to accept nominations.^

Replyinjr to Mr Fiih, Major Atkinson' saiil it tile nriiitors '»f>'the spurious labels in Duudin ooiild-be fdunil tliev would,be pioseuuted.-- ■*/• j/ ; •''{ i The Prisons Bill and Justices of, the Peace .Bill were read it second time and the Aliens Bill a third time and passed, i The whole of the evening sitting spent in committee on a nun tor of Con* ainendinenlsj'and the Hmise adjourned shortly aftei 3 o'cluck.