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Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives, 1884 Session I

APPENDIX TO THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF NEW ZEALAND. SESSION I., 1884.

VOL. 11. D.-IMMIGBATION AND PUBLIC WOEKS. E.-EDUCATION. F.-JPOSTAL AND TBLEGEAPHS. gJnATIVE AJFAIES. h {miscell aneoxis.

IN THE FOBTY-SEVMTH AND FOETY-EIGHTH YEAES OF THE EEIGN OF HEE MAJESTY (JUBEN VICTORIA.

BEING THE-.THffiD SBSIW OP THE EIGHTH PARLIAMENT OF NEW ZEALAND.,

WELLINGTON.

1884.

ARRANGEMENT OF THE PAPERS,

VOL. 11. D.— Immigbation and Public Works. E.—Education. P.—Postal and Telegraphs. G. —Native Affaies. H. —Miscellaneous.

FEINTED FOE THB HOUSE OF BEPBESENTATIVES, BY GEOKGE DIDSBUBY, CEBNMENT PEINTEB, WELLINGTON

CONTENTS.

D.—IMMIGEATION AND PUBLIC WOEKS. D.—l. ANNUAL REPOET ON WOEKING RAILWAYS. l>.— 2. EMIGEATION TO NEW ZEALAND—Letters to the Agent-General respecting. (In continuation of D.-4A, 1883.) ™" D. —3. Letters from the Agent-General respecting. (In continuation of D.-4, 1883.) D.-4. CONVEYANCE OF IMMIGRANTS AND CARGO BY DIRECT STEAM LINE TO THE COLONY— Further Correspondence relative to. (In continuation of F.-4, 1883.) * , **"- D.—s. MAIN TRUNK LINE, AUCKLAND TO WELLINGTON—Reports on. D.—6. RECEIPTS FROM CARRIAGE OF GOODS, ETC., BY RAILWAY, for Year ended 31st March, 1883. l>.— 7. ROADS AND BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION ACT—Report of Applications received under, which have been granted or refused. D.—B. TIMBER USED FOR SLEEPERS ON HURUNUI-BLUFF SECTION, and Percentage removed during Three Years.

E._ EDUCATION. E.— 1. SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION.—(In continuation of E.-l, 1883.) E.—lα. EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.—(In continuation of E.-IA, 1883.) E.—lβ. REPORTS OF INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS.—(In continuation of E.-Ib, 1883.) E.—2. NATIVE SCHOOLS.—(In continuation of E.-2, 1883.) E.—3. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS AND ORPHANAGES—Papers relating to. (In continuation of E.-3, 1883.) E.—4. DEAF-AND-DUMB INSTITUTION—Papers relating to the. (In continuation of E.-4, 1883.) E.—s. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND—Papers relating to the. (In continuation of E.-5, 1883.) E.—6. OTAGO UNIVERSITY—Papers relating to the. (In continuation of E.-6, 1883.) E— B.* AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE—Papers relating to the. E.—9. REPORTS OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS.—(In continuation of E.-8, 1883.) E.—lo. SUBSIDIES TO PUBLIC LIBRARIES—Report on Distribution of. (In continuation of E.-9, 1883.)

P.—POSTAL AND TBLEGEAPHS. ■■■---.. F.—3." SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVlCE—Further Papers relative to. (In continuation of Papers presented on 29th June, 1883.)

G.—NATIVE AFFAIES. G.—l. OPENING OF KAWHIA HARBOUR—Memorandum by the Native Minister on the. G.—2. MAORI LANDS AND PERPETUAL ANNUITIES ASSOCIATION (LIMITED)— Papers relating to a proposed. G.—3. THE LATE NATIVE CHIEF, METE KINGI PAETAHl—Memorandum by the Native Minister. G.—4. REDUCTION OF MAJOR EOPATA'S ALLOWANCE—Papers relative to. G.—4a. LAND FOR TE KOOTl—Correspondence relative to.

H.—MISCELLANEOUS. H.—l. NEW ZEALAND CONSTABULARY, Annual Report on. 11.—2. LETTERS PATENT AND LETTERS OF REGISTRATION, List of, applied for during 1883. H._3. ANNUAL SHEEP RETURNS for the Year ended 31st May, 1883. H.—4. IMPORT, EXPORT, AND SHIPPING RETURNS : A General Summary for the Year 1883. H— 5. INSPECTOR OF PRISONS, Report of the. H.—6. GENERAL ASSEMBLY LIBRARY, Report on. H.—7. LUNATIC ASYLUMS, Report on, for 1883. H.—7a. HOSPITALS, Report on; by Inspector of Hospitals. uw»- H— 8. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE COMMISSIONER, Report of the, for the Year ended 31st December, 1883. H— 9. GOLD FIELDS OF NEW ZEALAND, Report on the.

* Printed Papers E.-7 and F.-l and F.-2 were not presented to the House prior to the Prorogation.