PARLIAMENT.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3860, 17 July 1891, Page 2

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE of REPRESENTATIVES. THURSDAY, JULY 16. DIVIDING FENCES. v^ The Native Minister, in reply to . Mr. McGuire, said the Government were considering means to do away with the injustice now existing in respect to divisional fencing between European and Native lands. • HIGH SCHOOL INBPEOTION. The Minister of Education informed Mr. Fish that the InspectorGeneral does make an annual inspection of secondary schools. fish oh! Replying to Mr Fish, the Minister of Lands said the importation of salmon ova was very expensive, and the Government had decided to wait, . another year to see if the ova already imported had produced any live salmon.

POSTAL CLASSIFICATION. The Postmaster-General, in reply~ ing to Mr Wright, said the classified dona of officials in bis department .;■•; were drawn up by the permanent heads of departments, under ■ tions of the Minister of the dayT"^^"sPll LOCAL BILLS. ' , The Ohristchurch Distriot Drainage ■' ' Act 1875 Amendment Bill, and the; ;t Ohrißtchurch City Reserves Act 1887 : « Amendment Bill were committed, and reported with amandmentg.

The Canterbury Society of Arts' Reserve Act 1889 Extension Bill (Mr Perceval), and the Auckland fiarbor Board Empowering Bill were read a second time.

Se«ond Readings. Sir George Grey's Law Practitioners* Bill waß read a second time. The Private Sohoolsßill was also read a second time after a long discussion.