EVENING SITTING.
The House resumed at 7.30. The Electric Lines Bill passed through committee, was reported and pained. The Impounding Bill was committed, and, after " debate, progress was reported, to enable the Premier to insert a clause to apply to all parts of the colony. On the motion for the second, reading of the Beetroot Sugar Bill, the Colonial Treasurer referred to the importance of the industry of the production of beet sugar. He also spoke of sorghum as a profitable production. In conclusion he referred to the fact that the colony could not depend entirely on its wheat growing, and that industries of this sort should by all means be encouraged. Colonel Trimble spok* again** ft* till * a <* Mr J, Q, Brown s,up. i" j-i^i-j,; u - „* .r /
plied tho measure. Mr Gillie* advocated tho adoption of the measure. Mr Grigg regretted being unable to Rupport the bill as likely to induce the misapplication of labour and capit.il.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1922, 30 October 1884, Page 2
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158EVENING SITTING. Waikato Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1922, 30 October 1884, Page 2
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