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D.— IMMIGBATION AND PUBLIC WOEKS. D.—l. PUBLIC WORKS STATEMENT, made in the House of Representatives on the 21st October, 1895, by the Hon. Mr. Seddon, Minister for Public Works. * D.—2. RAILWAYS STATEMENT, 1895, by the Hon. A. J Cadman, Minister for Railways, including Annual Report of General Manager of Railways. D.—2a. NEW ZEALAND RAlLWAYS.—Memorandum by Mr. J L. Scott, late Railway Commissioner, on Locomotive and Maintenance Workshops, with Replies by the Locomotive Superintendent and Chief Engineer. D.—2b. Reports by the Engineer-in-Chief and Mr. G. Napiec Bell on the Condition of the Opened Railways. D.—2c. WELLINGTON-MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY AND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS-Memo-randum of Agreement for the Interchange of Traffic between, for Twelve Months ending 9th Marcb, 1895. IX— 3. OFFICERS AND EMPLOYES IN THE RAILWAY SERVICE.—List setting out the Name, Status, and Salary of each Officer and Employe also the Number of Years he has been in the Service. D.—4. HILLSIDE RAILWAY WORKSHOPS.—Number of Working-days, Days of Enforced Idleness, and Hours worked per Week, for the Years 1892-95. D.—s. PORIRUA LUNATIC ASYLUM.—Correspondence relative to Inspection of Works. D.—sa. PROPOSED TRANSFER OF MR. A. D. BELL TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT—Correspondence in reference to. D.—6. IMMIGRATION AND EMIGRATION.—Return showing Excess of Departures over Arrivals, from October, 1887 to January, 1891. D.—7. GOVERNMENT WORKS, CO-OPERATIVE AND OTHERWISE—Number of Men employed on, and Particulars of Supervision of. D.—7a. CO-OPERATIVE WORKS IN SOUTHLAND—Additional Number of Men employed on. D.—B. OTAGO CENTRAL RAILWAY —Expenditure on, and Appropriations and Expenditure on other Railways, for 1894-95. D.—9. RAILWAY FREE PASSES—Return of, from January to June, 1895.

E.—EDUCATION B.—l. EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION. (In continuation of E.-l, 1894.) E.—lα. TEACHERS' AND CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. (In continuation of E.-IA, 1894.) E.—lβ. REPORTS OF INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS. (In continuation of E.-le, 1894.) E.—lα. EXPENSES OF MEMBERS OF EDUCATION BOARDS for 1892, 1893, and 1894. E.—2. NATIVE SCHOOLS. (In continuation of E.-2, 1894.) E.—B. INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS. (In continuation of E.-3, 1894.) E.—3a. COSTLEY TRAINING of. (In continuation of E.-3a, 1894.) E.—4. SCHOOL FOR DEAF-MUTES. (In continuation of E.-4, ,1894.) E.—6. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. (In continuation of E.-5, 1894.) E.-6. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. (In continuation of E.-6//1894.) E.—7 CANTERBURY COLLEGE. (In continuation of Bp7 1894.) E.—B. AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. (In conlfnuation of E.-8, 1894.) E.—9. SECONDARY SCHOOLS—Reports of. (In continuation of E.-9, 1894.) E.—lo. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL—Details of Revenue ana Expenditure during last Three Years. E.—ll. " THE EDUCATION ACT, 1877 "—Orders in Council under. E.—l2. DETAILS OF EXPENDITURE OF BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE GRANTS, ATTENDANCE OF SCHOLARS, AND CAPITATION E.—lB. HIGH SCHOOLS—Particulars relating to.