PARLIAMENTARY. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. [UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

YESTERDAY'S SITTING. Wellington, Yesterday.
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Tub King of Sweden is a poet and yet his subjects don't shoot at him half so often as do the subjects of the prosy Cz.»r. There is no accounting for the freaks of humanity. 4 max" gets Jnto trouble by marrying twq wives. If ho mairies only one he m.'iy have trouble ; and soni 1^ men Ijavp co:: c to trib:<lnfc">n by .simjily proiniMijg to n j>,"iy oao. anyU^Wf

A meeting of the Pukekura Highway Board was held on the 6th , iust, all the members being present. It • was resolved, on the motion of Mr E. B. Walker, seconded by Mr Buttle, that the rate of 8d in the £ on the rateable value be confirmed. It was resolved that the road closed on the west side, of lot 51, Pukekura be added to the Hospital re serve, and that the road on the east side of the said lot be opened instead. On the I motion of Mi' Buttle it was resolved to erect linger posts, oue at the junction of the Hamilton and Cambridge roads, at | Fleming's corner, and one at Howie's I corner, at the junction of the Eangiaohia with the main road. It was also re solved that the Secretary notify to all owners of dogs in the district, that they are required to register for year 1880-81, and dogs found at large without collars their owners will be proceeded against, in accordance with the Dog Nuisance Act.
