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able member acres agreed allowed amendment amount appointed asked Auckland Bay of Islands believed Bill borrow Captain Fraser carried charge clause Colonel Russell Colonial Treasurer Committee consideration considered course David Monro deal desirable discussion district doubt Dunedin effect expenditure favour GILLIES GISBORNE give gold fields grant Hawke's Bay honorable friend honorable gentleman honorable mem honorable member hoped House intended introduced legislation Legislature loan Mantell Maori matter McLean measure ment Minister of Justice motion moved Native Land Court Oamaru object opinion Otago University Parliament passed persons Port Chalmers present proposed Province of Wellington Provincial Council Provincial Government question railway read a second reduced referred regard resolution revenue Road Boards salary second reading SEWELL Sir William Martin Smythies Superintendent taken Taranaki thought tion University of Otago VOGEL vote Waste Lands wished Zealand University
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