PARLIAMENT.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. (BY THWT.UM'H.— I'HK.SS ASSOCIATION.) WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took his seat nt 2.30. The report of the committee on the railways, stated Unit an economical control of the Linen was not possible under existing arrangements. A Bill to amend the Fencing Act, ISSI, was road the first time. Hon. Jlr L'harazyn brought up tlie report of the Railways under Loan Committee, which reonumendod th.it the only line to be proceeded with should be the Wood-ville-Faliuer.-tnn one ; also that on lines already opened ami not paying expenses, tins train services slmnld be discontinued, unlpss the residents in the guarantee the working expenses.^"T^ Hon. Mr Wilson moved a rcsolntioVto the effect that an address be presented to His Excellency, as to whether Messrs Whitako,-, Waterhouse, Oliver and Pliarazyu have nut become disqualified from voting in the Council by being absent fur two succe-sive sessions. After a debate the motion was agreed to. The Council rose at ii p.m.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2494, 5 July 1888, Page 2
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