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D.—IMMIGRATION AND PUBLIC WOEKS. D.—l. PUBLIC WORKS STATEMENT, made in the House of Representative on 21sfc September, 1893, by the Hon. Mr. Seddon, Minister for Public Works. 8.—2. ANNUAL REPORT ON WORKING RAILWAYS, by the New Zealand Railway Commissioners. D.— 2a. WORKING RAILWAYS—DetaiIs of Estimates for. D.—2b. Details of Estimates for, continued. D.—B. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES—Report by Mr. T. Turnbull, upon the Ventilation of the. D.—3a. Report by Mr. J. ODea, upon the Ventilation of the. D.— i. PUBLIC WORKS STATEMENT, 1392—Explanation made by the Under-Seerefcary to the Minister for Public Works, relative to an Alteration made in the Figures of the. (Vide also 1.-6b.) D.—s. CO-OPERATIVE WORKS—Memoranda on the subject of Cost of Railway- and Road-construction on the Go-operative principle. D. —sa. Statement forwarded by the Minister for Public Works to the Premier of South Australia. relative to. D.—sb. RELIEF AND CO-OPERATIVE WORKS—Men Employed on. D.—sc. CO-OPERATIVE WORKS—Men Employed on, and their Earnings. (In continuation of D.-5.) D.—6. MIDLAND RAILWAY CONTRACT. —Proposals for a new Contract, and Correspondence relating thereto. (Vide also 1.-6 c.) l>.—6a. Copy of a Letter from Mr. Wilson, Engineer-in-Chief and General Manager. D.—7. EMIGRATION OF SMALL FARMERS, ETC., TO NEW ZEALAND—Correspondence with the AgentGeneral relative to. I).—8. OFFICERS IN THE RAILWAY DEPARTMENT—Return relative to. D.—9. AGREEMENT FOR INTERCHANGE OF TRAFFIC, between the New Zealand Government Railways and the Wellington and Manawatu Railway. D.—lo. WAITAKI RAILWAY BRIDGE—Copy of By-law for the Management of the. D.—ll. LEASES OF RAILWAY PROPERTY—Particulars of. D.—lla. Particulars of. (In continuation of D.-ll.) 1).—12. RAILWAY WORKSHOPS—Locomotives, &c, undergoing and awaiting Repairs in the. D. —12a. Men Discharged from and Employed in the. D.—l 3. GOVERNMENT RAILWAY ADVERTlSlNG—Expenditure on, for Three Years ended 31st March, 1889. D.—l 4. LANDS ACQUIRED FOR RAILWAY PURPOSES—Particulars as to. D.—ls. REDUCTIONS IN RATES AND CHARGES MADE BY THE RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS fin continuation of D.-24, 1892.) D.—lsa. INCREASES IN RATES AND CHARGES MADE BY THE RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS. D.—l 6. RAILWAY EMPLOYES WHO HAVE CEASED TO BE CIVIL SERVANTS—Return relative to. D.—l 7. CONFERENCE ON THE RAILWAY EMPLOYES INSURANCE BlLL—Returns relative to. D.—lB. RAILWAY EMPLOYES' RETIRING ALLOWANCES—Return relative to. D.—l 9. VAILE'S SYSTEM OF RAILWAY RATES AND CHARGES—RepIy of Commissioners to Question relative to Circular Letter by Mr. Vaile. D.—2o. GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, WELLlNGTON—Expenditure on, since January, 1891. D.—2l. AUSTRALIAN EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND—Copy of Telegram forwarded by the Premier to the Premiers of the Australian Colonies, requesting them to stop Emigration to New Zealand. 1).—22. Return showing Number of Passengers, and by what Class in the Steamers they arrived from the Australian Colonies, during the past Three Years.

E.—EDUCATION. E.—l. SIXTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION. (In continuation of E-1 1892.) B.—lα. TEACHERS AND CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. (In continuation of E.-IA, 1592.) E.—lβ. REPORTS OF INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS. (In continuation of E.-18, 1892.) E.—lc. for the Wellington and Marlborough Education Districts. (In continuation of E.-Ib.) E.—ld. SCHOOL BUILDINGS ACCOUNT—Returns relative to. B.—ln. TRAVELLING EXPENSES OF MEMBERS OF BOARDS. E.—lf. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS. E.—2. NATIVE SCHOOLS. (In continuation of E.-2, 1892.)