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The Council met at 2 30. The debate on the Workers Compen»a (ion for Accidents Bill was conciaued by Mr Bonar, who feared the measure would prejudicially affecb the Industries of the colony, and also th» working classea. Mr M'Lean regarded the Bill as an electioneering proposal that) wai nob likely to pass. Messrs Kelly, Jennings, and h%o- Smith aopported tha Bilt. The Minister for Education said the Bill wonld be proceeded wich In the Lower Hoase withoafc delay. Ihe second reading was agreed bo and the Bill was referred to tha Labor Bills Committee. The Council rone ab <i o'clock.
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