THURSDAY.
Soveial bills were ad\ juiced. The Piemiei naid the Government was willing to appoint an unpaid cninniist>ion to encjime into the unemployed question. The Gold Dutic-> Abolition Jiill was. read .1 thud time and pasood. The Dog Registration Act Aincndment Bill was lead a second tune. Tlio motion foi the second leading of the Pailuunentaiy Under-Secietaries Jjill (tinG. (li'ey) was on a division lejccted by 33 to 2"). The Government voted with the tninoiify. Tho Elective Justices Bill (Sir G. Grey) was .ilso tlnow n out by 32 to 21. Sir G. Giey runted the second reading of the Constitution Amendment Bill. Mr Stout -aid the majoiity of Minister--, weie against the measure. The debate was adjourned, and the HoUbe rose at 1.15 a.m.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1914, 11 October 1884, Page 2
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