...£ Total £ 2,769,136 3,869,916 3,731,842 1,417,141 898,133 1,340,178 4,186,277 4,768,049 5,072,020 NEW ZEALAND. Constitution and Government. THE present...of this charter, the legislative power is vested in a Parliament of two chambers, the first called the Legislative Council, and the second the House of...

...gold fields Northern gold fields 7,050 6,118 1,242 1,834 17,183 4,517 1,543 1,795 Total 16,244 25,038 NEW ZEALAND. Constitution and Government. THE present...of this charter, the legislative power is vested in a Parliament of two chambers, the first called the Legislative Council, and the second the House of...

...mil,tary expenditure: the latter at the present time being the only charge on the funds of this country. Government.— The present form of government for New Zealand was established by Statute 15 and Ifi Viet., cap. 72. By that Act the colony was divided into six provinces, each to be governed...

...Northern gold fields Total 1861 7,050 6,118 1,242 1,834 16,244 1862 17,183 4,517 1,543 1,795 25,038 NEW ZEALAND. Constitution and Government. THE present...of this charter, the legislative power is vested in a Parliament of two chambers, the first called the Legislative Council, and the second the House of...

...there was a decrease from 1864 to 1865 of 2,511,405'., while in wool there was an increase of 624,656Z. NEW ZEALAND. Constitution and Government, THE present...of this charter, the legislative power is vested in a Parliament of two Chambers, the first called the Legislative Council, and the second the House of...

...Oz. 423,407 316,429 280,810 241,489 222,715 Value £ 1,629,049 1,211,169 1,077,905 928,275 863,797 NEW ZEALAND. Constitution and Government THE present...legislative power is vested in the Governor and a Parliament ot' two Chambers, the first called the Legislative Council, and the second the House of Representatives....

...Miles 2,624 3,346 3,567 Number 55 63 67 Number 138,78.) 143,523 130,447 ! 31,362 32,290 30,297 1807 NEW ZEALAND. Constitution and Government. THE present...was established by statute 15 & 16 Viet. cap. 72. Bv the terms of this charter, the legislative power is vested in the Governor and a Parliament of two...

...classes of laborers find ready employment at remunerative rates. By an imperial statute, passed in 1852, the legislative power is vested in the Governor and...Council, and the second the House of Representatives, and collectively, the General Assembly. The Legislative Council consists at present of 49 members,...

...three principal islands, called respectively the North, the Middle, and the South or Stewart's Island. The present form of Government for New Zealand was established by Statute 15 & 16 Viet., cap. 72. By that Act the colony was divided into six provinces, since increased to nine — viz., Auckland, Taranaki,...

...below the soil in various parts of New Zealand. Government, Commercial Statistics, History, $c. — The present form of government for New Zealand was established by statute 15 and 1C Viet. c. 72. By the terms of this charter, the legislative power is vested in a Parliament of...