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On motion of the Coloniak Searatary it was
ordered, that the 24th Rale of the standing
Bules and Ouders be suspended for the present
session of Comeils

The Colonial Secretary moved the order
of the day for the first reading of the "Con-
stabulary Force Bill,"
Bill read a finst time accordingly.

The Attorney General moved the order of
the day for the first reading of the "Supreme
Court Amendment Bill Bill read a first
time accordingly.

The Attorney General moved the order of
the day for the first reading of the Supreme
Court Rules Bill.
Bill read a first time.

Mr. Domett moved the order of the day for
the first reading of Naturalization. Bill.
Bill, read a first time.

The Colonial Secretary moved the order of
the day for the first reading of the Native
Trust Amendment Bill.
Bill read a first time.

On motion of Mr. Donnelly, the standing
Rules and Orders were suspended, to enable
the Council to proceed with the second read-
ing of the Supreme Court Rales Bill."

The Attorney General moved the second
Pending of said Bill. Bill read a second time.

On motion of the Attorney General, Council
in Committee on Supreme Court Amend-
ment Bill.

Title and Preamble read and agreed to.

On the first clause being read the Attor-
ney General moved, that farther confidera-
tion of said Bill in Committee be adjourned.
Agreed to.

Mr. Donnelly moved, that the standing
Rules and Orders he suspended to enable
Council to proceed with the second reading
the "Naturalization Bill."
of

On motion of Mr. Domett, Bill read a
sooond time..

Mr. Domett moved, that Council do now go
into Committee on said Bill.

Title and Preamble read and agreed to.

On clause I being read. Mr. Kennedy
moved, that the name of "Samuel Brown he
inserted in the schedule. Agreed to. Clause
1 agreed to.

Schedule as amended, read, and agreed to

Mr. Domett moved, that the further con-
sideration of said, Bill be adjourned until to-
morrow, and gave notice that he should. move
that the said, Bill be amo read a third time
to-morrow.

The Colonial Secretary gave notice that he
should move, that the "Constabulary Force
Bill," and the "Native Trust, Amendment
"Bill," be read a second time to-morrow.

The Attorney General gave notice that he
should move that the " Supreme Court Amend-
ment Bill" be rend a second time to-morrow.

Council adjourned at past one o'clock,
until 18 o'clock on Wednesday the 7th Octr

WEDNESDAY, 7ти Остовкой. 1846.
PRESENT:
All the Members.

The Council met pursuant to adjoutument.
The Minutes of the last Meeting read and
confirmed.

1. Mr. Domett moved the order of the
   day that Council do resume consideration of
   Naturalization Bill in Committee, Bill reported
   with amendments.

Ondered that Bill be read a third time on
Thursday, th October,

2. The Colonial Secretary moved the order
   of the day for the second reading of the Gon-
   stabulary Force Bill.

Bill read a second time.

On motion of the Colonial Secretary, the
Council went into committee on said Bill.

Bill considered and amended; further con-
sideration thereof adjourned to Thursday,
8th instant.)

3. The Colonial Secretary moved the order
   of the day for the second reading of Native
   Trust Amendment Bifl. Bill read a second
   time.

The Colonial, Secretary gave notice that he
should move the consideration of said Bill in
Goramittee, on Thursday the 8the instant

40 The Attorney General moved the order
of the day for the second reading of the
Supreme Court Amendment Bill. Bill read
a second time.

The Attorney General, gave notice that he
should move the consideration of said Bill in
Committee, on Thursday the 8th instant

regulate the appointment and the duties of
Sheriff's in the Colony of New Zealand."

Mr. Donnelly gave notice that he should
move that said Bill be read a first time on
Thursday the 8th: instant.

The Governor laid on the Table A Bill
for establishing Standard Weights and Mea-
sures, and for the prevention of such as are
false and deficient."

Ordered that said Bill be printed.

The Governor laid on the Table " A Return
of Beveipta under, certain, heads of Revenue on
account of the year 1865. Ordered that said
Return be printed.

On motion of Mr. Kennedy, it was ordered
that the standing Rules and Orders be printed.

Council adjourned at past 3 o'clock, until
12 o'clock on Thursday the 8th October, 1846.

THURSDAY, 8TH Остовик, 1846.
PAGBENT:
All the Members.

The Council' met pursuant to adjournment.
The Minutes of the last Meeting were read
and confirmed.

The Colonial Secretary moved the order of
the day for the further consideration in Coun-
cil of the Constabulary Force Bill.

Bilt further considered, amended, and
reported.

Ordered that said Bill be read a third time
on Friday, 9th October,