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1908. NEW ZEALAND.

JOINT PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS SITE COMMITTEE (REPORT OF THE) ON THE MOST SUITABLE SITE FOR THE ERECTION OF PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS; TOGETHER WITH MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS AND EVIDENCE. (Hon. Sir W. J. STEWARD, Chairman.)

Report brought up on the 15th September, and ordered to be printed.

ORDERS OF REPERENGB. Extract from the Journals of the House of Representatives. Friday, the 10th Day of July, 1908. Ordered, " That a Committee be appointed to act in conjunction with any Committee appointed by the Legislative Council for the purpose of inquiring into and reporting upoijthe most suitable site for the erection of Parliament Buildings : the Committee' to consist of Mr. Barolay, Mr. Baume, Mr. W. Fraser, Hon. Mr. Hall-Jones, Mr. Izard, Mr. Massey, Mr. R. McKenzie, Hon. Mr. Speaker, Hon. Sir W. J. Steward, and the mover."—(Right Hon. Sir J. G. Ward.) Extract from the Journals of the Legislative Council. Friday, the 10th Day of July, 1908. Ordered, " That a Select Committee be appointed to act in conjunction with any Committee appointed by the House of Representatives for the purpose of inquiring into and reporting upon the most suitable site for the erection of Parliament Buildings: the Committee to consist of the Hon. the Speaker, the Hon. Mr. Carneroes, the Hon. Mr. Feldwick, the Hon. Mr. Gilmer, the Hon. Mr. Marshall, the Hon. Sir G. M. O'Rorke, the Hon. Mr. Paul, the Hon. Mr. Sinolair, the Hon. Mr. Thompson, and the mover." - (Hon. Dr. Findlay.)

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