Parliamentary.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 818, 13 September 1877, Page 2

Parliamentary.

[P rom Our Special oorrt-spon^Bi^}. CrOVBRNMENT BUILDINGS, - > " Cast night, 8 p m. All last night the Honoe was m com..ittee on the £duea.iou Dili. Unly en\use 51 was reached, ano the ouly impottaut ammendmeut made was out) pumic tiog open soaoJarships to bt- ebtubiioheu lor all children uf eonool age*. To nay was spent m disousbiug Mr Burn's niuiion Chat the plants required for all railways aud other works Bhould,- it possible, be manufactured m the colony. Mr Ormond concurred m this aud also m Mi Sbtehon's additiou, tbat Government bhould use New Zealand ooal. NO CONtfJDJSMOE VOTE. The middle party intend to table a direot ; vote of want of coiifidenoe this week. The division is likely to be a very close one.' There ore two doubtfuls: *Mr Rees is going to ask who advised the plea of justification m the ' W uka Maori ' case, and from what fund the costs will be paid ? The Waste I ands Committee resolved to alter the Lands bill bo that 25 per cent of all land, fund revenue be paid to local bodies for roads aiid pnblic works. It is very doubtful if the Education bill will be got through this session. * ■ . .' Wellington, Tuesday, The House met last night at 7.30. THE CHARGES AGAINST fclß . GEORGE GREY. Sir George Grey resumed the debate and was followed by Mr Bees, who deprecated tbe use of intemperate language m debate. > -. The House divided on the previous question*, that Mr Bees's motion be put. Ayes, 34 j noes, 41. The motion waa therefore dropped.