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no-war, the Opposition had applauded him..' They said, "Take plenty of authorities,. raise "money to tarry out works,', and thus prevent unemployment." Now that lie had done so they blamed him. Mr W. D. S. Mac Donald (Bay of Plenty) said that as one of "the Opposition side lie. would not oppose the raising of £:{,0,00,000 for public works. In fact, he would like to see the sum of ; £6,000,000, ; Work in the baekblocks, especially on roads had not been pushed' on. with nearly enough energy. ■ The Bill was put through all its stages after further 'discussion.