3. MR. WORTLEY—To move for copies of all correspondence on the part of the General Government with certain Members of the Chucflh of England in the Otago Province, connected with the erection of a Church on a site named Moray Place, in the Town of Dunedin. 4. MR. CARLETON —To move for leave to bring in a Bill for completing the settlement of claims to Land under the Pre-emption Proclamation. 5. MR. O'BRIEN—To move that a Committee consisting of Messrs. Monro, Fitzgerald, Hart, Macandrew, and Crompton, be appointed to consider the best means of introducing the most complete system of Vaccination amongst the natives, and that such Committee be empowered to take evidence on the subject. 6. MR. MERRIMAN —To move on Wednesday next for certain Return* from the Resident Magistrate's Court. 7. MR. O'NEILL —To move that the Speaker be instructed to communicate with His Excellency the Officer administering the Government, praying that as soon as practicable there be sent down to this House a Bill embodying so much of the Resolutions relating to the Waste Lands, a» agreed°to by the Provincial Council of Auckland on the 2nd of February last. 8. MA-TOR GREENWOOD—To move for a Return of the total number of Electors on the Electoral Roll entitled to vote for members of the House of Representatives of New Zealand, specifying the number registered for each Electoral District, and the completion of the Electoral Roll of 1853. 9. MAJOR GREENWOOD—To move that F. W. Merriman, Esq., be appointed Chairman of Committeae of the whole House. 10. MR. BARTLEY —To move, on Wednesday next, as an amendment to the motion of the honourable member for the Pensioner Settlements « That the honourable member for the Suburbs of Auckland be appointed Chairman of Committees of the whole House," that the honourable member for the Bay of Islands be Chairman of Committees of the whol# House.' 11. MR. MACANDREW—To move for a Return shewing the even profits of the Colonial Bank of Issue; also, the even expenditure connected therewith since its commencement, also the amount of its notes in circulation on the 31st December in each year, and on the 30th April, 1854, the amount of Coin in its coffers at these dates, and the amounts invested, and where; specifying the number of transactions which hava taken place (during any one month that may be selected) at every branch of the Bank, also the names, (if practicable,) of the parties who have deposited or withdrawn sovereigns from the Bank in the course of said monthly operations. 12. MR. MACKAY—To move for a comparative Return shewing the European population ; also, a Return shewing the number of Stock, and a comparative Return shewing the Quantity of Land (in acres), fenced ani cultivated in the Provinces of Auckland, New Plymouth, Nelson, Wellington, Canterbury, and Otago, up to corresponding dates, for the years from 1851 to 1853, inclusive. 13. MR. MACKAY—To move for a comparative Return shewing the number of Vessels, with their tonnage, entered inwards and outwards, in ballast or otherwise, separating the coasting from the foreign, with the value of their cargoes, for duty and free of duty, in the Provinces of Auckland, New Plymouth, Nelson, Wellington, Canterbury, and Otago, up to corresponding dates, for the years from 1851 to 1853, inclusive.
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