PARLIAMENTARYL.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 798, 28 July 1877, Page 1 (Supplement)

PARLIAMENTARYL.

AUcBHSftD PETITIONS.gigIi* 1 Dr Wallis presented a petition from the wife of Michael Kelly, who is aow a prisoner of Mount Eden, sentenced to three years for perjury, praying his release, two years having expired. The petition is influentially signed.

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Mr Onnond laid on the table a report of the Commission appointed- to enquire into Auckland railways. It Ayas ordered to be printed. ONEHUNGA CEMETERY.

After some discussion, the House divided on the amen^raeM , '':That .Bellamy's be made self-supporting." Ayes : Twenty-six. J ' "Noes ': Thirty-one. Mr Murray gave notice of motion " That Bellamy's be abolished. "" The Speaker ruled him out of r order. After f mrther! i > discussion, tlie ' ' original motion was carried.

these, and Avas quite sure that Ncav Zealand would aever li befcoine x th'e^'Biitain" 6T tlie* South until they were more carefully fostered. He fully endorsed the reference to the death of Sir Donald McLean Avhose decrease ?3|o f€jlt av£s a|"|reai| losfjto tfltfy colopy. _-He feXpreased^ limfe tluu[ th^e $eMlcinen Avlio* han* assisted the Ministry in carrying put the change, in ,th*y form of Government, Avbuld received some substantial aeknoAvledgement of'theirsery,i§es.£]rhe measures rtfentionect in %\\c speech Avere all greatly needed > and he * hoped! 'they would receive impartial consideration in the House. ...';■■ '■ !