Dr. Wallis, M.H.R., moves— "That the honorarium to be paid to members is only to amount to what they vote for, and those who vote for more receives none ; that the House disapproves of hypocrisy of voting against honorarium and afterwards pocketing it." The Speaker said the latter words were offen sive. Dr Wallis promised to strike them out. Major Harris asks leave of absence for Mr Hamlin.
Harry Simmonds, of Land Court notoriety, was married to-day to Pare Whakuarorangi,, of the Thames, and gare a dinner at the National Jlotel ; J. Sheehan, Esq., presided. Host Raynes provided an admirable re.pa«t in his usual good style.
(OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Cambridge, Last Night.
