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information a report extracted from the Daily Press of the procending, at this Faceting of Council. De Bill tons passed
A was
torthout any oppositions entitled the " Peace preservation Ordinance of 18844, to be in force till two 1st April rest,
t year, having been suspended
the standing orders having
to Cuable the Bill to be passed through all at one sitting. At an Executive
it's stages at one si
Council held later the same day the Attorney General called my attention formally
to subsection 10 - Section 24 of
"
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the Royal instructions of 9th April 1877- prohibiting the Governor from giving "his
"Asscut to any
bill whereby any pereous
"not of European birtto or descent may
" be subjected or made liable to any
disabilities
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" or restrictions to which persons of European
birth or descent are not also subjected
or ricade liable" unless the Governor
has satisfied licuself that an urgent-
that such
recessity exists requiring bill be brought rits rincuediate operation. The Council unanimously
advised un
that such uyent hecessity existed, and being satisfied duyselfow this point, I
at once gave my assent in Her Majesty's hame to the Bill which had just been passed. The Council then considered
the reports which the Acting Captacie Superintendent of Police, who was in attendance, made respecting certain Members of the Fread Society who lead been long
karlow to the Police and
whose
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