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... taken possession of by the Hon . Mr. Menzies . With respect to the award to Green , he might say that he was justly entitled to a large block of land in the South Island , a large proportion of which was situated in Otago and Southland ...
... taken possession of by the Hon . Mr. Menzies . With respect to the award to Green , he might say that he was justly entitled to a large block of land in the South Island , a large proportion of which was situated in Otago and Southland ...
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... taken the proper course in asking the Hon . the Minister of Justice to explain any particular principle which was involved in the whole of the amend- ments , so that he might embody in one idea the principle of the course which he ...
... taken the proper course in asking the Hon . the Minister of Justice to explain any particular principle which was involved in the whole of the amend- ments , so that he might embody in one idea the principle of the course which he ...
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... taken the trouble to take up their grants , and the Commissioners , therefore , did not know who ought to be proceeded against . Regulations for these and other cases were deemed necessary , and the result was that this Bill had been ...
... taken the trouble to take up their grants , and the Commissioners , therefore , did not know who ought to be proceeded against . Regulations for these and other cases were deemed necessary , and the result was that this Bill had been ...
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... taken that individuals for whom grants were prepared should be duly informed when they were completed , and that they should then be called upon to take them up . A short time ago he expected a Crown grant to be issued in his favour ...
... taken that individuals for whom grants were prepared should be duly informed when they were completed , and that they should then be called upon to take them up . A short time ago he expected a Crown grant to be issued in his favour ...
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... taken or used or damaged . Incorporation of " The Lands Mr. VOGEL . - In the Governor for the time Clauses Consolidation Act , 1863. " Agreed to . being . Clause agreed to . Clause 53 - Any adjoining land may be en- closed for purpose ...
... taken or used or damaged . Incorporation of " The Lands Mr. VOGEL . - In the Governor for the time Clauses Consolidation Act , 1863. " Agreed to . being . Clause agreed to . Clause 53 - Any adjoining land may be en- closed for purpose ...
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able member acres agreed amendment amount appointed asked Assembly Auckland Australia Ayes Bay of Islands believed Bill brought carried charge clause Colonel Whitmore Colonial Treasurer consideration considered construction Crown grants desirable districts doubt Dunedin duty effect expenditure expense favour flax GILLIES GISBORNE give gold fields Governor Grey and Bell Hawke's Bay honorable friend honorable gentleman honorable mem honorable member House immigration Kynnersley Legislature matter McLEAN measure ment Middle Island Minister mittee motion moved Native Noes North Island object obtained officers opinion passed persons Petitions Committee Port Chalmers present proposed Province of Otago Provincial Council provision purpose question railway read a second referred regard resolution revenue scheme second reading session sitting day survey taken Taranaki thought Timaru tion trust VOGEL Volunteers vote Wairarapa Waste Lands Wellington Zealand Zealand flax
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348 페이지 - We should as soon expect the people of Woolwich to suffer themselves to be fired off upon one of Congreve's ricochet rockets, as trust themselves to the mercy of such a machine going at such a rate.
368 페이지 - A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines. With consistency a great soul has simply nothing to do. He may as well concern himself with his shadow on the wall. Speak what you think now in hard words, and tomorrow speak what to-morrow thinks in hard words again, though it contradict every thing you said to-day. "Ah, so you shall be sure to be misunderstood.
246 페이지 - That his Excellency, the Governor, be, and he is hereby, requested...
189 페이지 - Canada with the payment of such sinking fund immediately after the principal and interest of the last mentioned loan : (4.) For charging the consolidated revenue fund of Canada with any sum issued out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom under this Act with interest thereon at the rate of five per...
361 페이지 - The other great object was, the detribalization of the Natives, — to destroy, if it were possible, the principle of communism which ran through the whole of their institutions, upon which their social system was based, and which stood as a barrier in the way of all attempts to amalgamate the Native race into our own social and political system.
189 페이지 - Parliament of the loan guaranteed under this Act, and the interest and sinking fund thereof, and the sums paid out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom and the interest thereon, shall, so far only as it impairs such priority, be void, unless such Act has been reserved for the signification of Her Majesty's pleasure. 6. The Treasury are hereby...
189 페이지 - Fund of of Canada, and shall form the next charge thereon after the principal and interest of the said loan : Any sum issued out of the Consolidated Fund of the United Money from Kingdom under the Act of the Imperial Government, known as...
49 페이지 - ... of being admitted into or of attending or of enjoying all the benefits of the school, to attend or to abstain from attending any Sunday school, or any place of religious worship, or to learn any such catechism or religious formulary, or to be present at any such lesson or instruction or observance as may have been objected to on religious grounds by the parent, of the scholar sending his objection in writing to the managers or principal teacher of the school or one of them.
55 페이지 - THE CITIZEN'S RECOGNIZED RIGHT TO EDUCATION. There is another educational feature common to all the neighboring States, and worthy of the highest respect and admiration ; it is the recognition of the right of every citizen to the means of a good education, and the obligations of the State to provide for it. This is an article in the constitution of several of the States, and is recognized by a liberal provision in setting apart the proceeds of the sales of onesixth or seventh part of their public...
261 페이지 - In such a case a question is first put, that the words proposed to be omitted, stand part of the proposed amendment.