LAST NIGHT'S SITTING.

Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1437, 17 September 1881, Page 2

LAST NIGHT'S SITTING.

The House resumed at 7. 30. , Bills The following bills having passed through Committee , were read a third time and passed : — Property Assessment ; Deceased Persons Estates Duty ; Animal Protection Act Amendment. Pensions Bill. , Mr Shrimski announced that-the joint conference on the Pensions Bill had been unable to- agred. 'He Amdersto'dd that if certain objectionable clauses were omitted in a new bill, the Attorney-General would undertake to ,get it through the Upper House without objection. Acting on. the suggestion of the Premier, he gave notice -of his intention' to .'introduce an amendment to the Pensions Bill to-morrow. Thermal Springs. The ' amendments by the Legislative Council in the Thermal Springs District Bill were considered and carried. Several other billfc were considered in Committee. ' ' ' ' ' [Left sitting.] < > ' 1 ' " !< " •, .. • Attention is directed to notices by 'Mr Hatrick, draper, &crY" ' The Waikato Steam Navigation Com-, pany notify that they will run a steamer on the day of tholCamoridge races, leaving tfg^ruawhia at 6.30 a.m., Hamilton at 9.30, and returning at 5 p.m. 1, ; j, j 1 „' !t p. jSacklat^wjil pell' at' the Cambridge yaVds,' on Tuesday ncxtj fat "cattle, ' 'dairy ccHvsJ and^tbre cattle, fot sheep,' p%s, &b. ,Mr J. S. Buckland will; Sell' at .the Ohaupo yards, on Tuciday,' '27th ' insh,' ' 'cows, store cattte, k ftit shfcep; ttcn'.tiijl J"'f ■- 'hi // Mr J. a. Buckland'a Cattle Fair will be held at the' OiiaupWyardsM on i Unes'day, the 11th Octobor.prd^ipio^ tyhfcn artiout, ftoo-jh'fad pf )p,a,tt|le willbcp| F cd^alc r)iii) ' i(( , ii[(ji _ I Mr > Jpjyji('}liowj r// Qf l the American 1 Portrait Rooms, 1 £3, 'Gtey-OTcct, Auckland, publishos l al?s'fc'oF charges (which are very moderate), in our advertising column?, and requests inspection by, .his, old WaikatajTiends. gjnociincni.of hi aft" cahbe scoffSt W*BB d'tW.SteifioA 1 lilcTccrrTictbriaVifrbbt, BUdUItA. * # ', Mr S. S. Graham adveVfclstoithkttn^; heavy draught stallion " Duke of will stand at Tamahere and travel t,his season* - ■