LAST NIGHT'S SITTING.
The House resumed at 7. 30. Major Atkinson announced that instead of moving a resolution re the Pacific annexation, he intended to ask for a select committee to consider the whole subject. (. oilbidoiablc discussion took place on Major Atkinson's motion to give Govern ment business piccedencc on Thuisday. Cx. LUcy, Mcssis J. YV. Thompson, Joyce, Sir I\oss, Macandiew, Fish and Montgomci v objected to it. On a division the motion was earned In 40 to 28. •Major Atkinson satil thai the Government proposed to extend tlie time allowed to local bodies to send in applications to ha\e main ioa''s declaicd to the .'JOt li June, instead of the .'s lst M.uch. Capt. MuKeiiPje and Mr Smith said this would piejiidice those local bodma who h id bent in their applications in the time ptesuihed by l.uv. Mr Stew aid, at considerable length, mo\cd [he f-eeond leading of the Elpc(Kin of School Committees Hill. He < I noted lugclyfioni the leplies of school committee-) to a circular he had sent round on the subject. (^.effc Sitting)
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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1714, 30 June 1883, Page 2
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177LAST NIGHT'S SITTING. Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1714, 30 June 1883, Page 2
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