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, • ' ■. • ; ', ;i ' • '■ : (Press Association.) LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL,' \ Wellington, Thursday. i; .In the Legislative Council yesterday the Hon A. de B. Brandon moved the address in reply, and the Hon Mr Barnicoat seconded it. Both deprecated the proposed change in the constitution of the Council. Colonel Whitmore would/not opposp the change if shown to.be an improvement. He blamed the Hon Mrßryco for shaking hands with : To Kooti, -" The 'Hon P. Whitakbr did not think the constitution of the Council would be altered that session,--but would be made the subject of discMon at the noxfc general election. , ™ The Hon Mr Grace considered the references to the subject mero idle talk, The Hon Mr Mantell would not oppose the reconstruction if shown; to be an improvement. ! The debate was adjourned. The Criminals Execution Bill, Criminal Law' Code Billj Property Law Consolidation Bill, Trustees Bill, Crown Grants Bill, and Sheriffs Bill were read a second timo, The Privileges,Billj and Bills of Exchange Bill were read a first time. . The Council rose at five o'clock.. •,.,
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1410, 21 June 1883, Page 2
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