add that the lines of the
Bill
were
decided
on in
the Excontive Council, as -
will appear from the enclosed copy of a resolution
of the Connoil
on
the
subject; that Mr Keswick and D. Hokai supported the Bill in its passage through Council; that the fact of its being a mail was not sufficient
why at
any rate
day
reason
D. Ryrie should not have
been
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been present at the 2nd -
Reading; and that although
Mr. Whitehead was not
Mas to Excepting
perishable cargo
stoich wa changed from Just testery.
present, his two principle
objections to the Bill as
+ forth in a letter (copy enclosed) which appeared in
onel: Cryset
may
1891
the Press
on
the 5th ultimo
were made the subjects of alterations in the draft.
Bill.
8.
I do not think
therefore that there are
adequate grounds for the
objection
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