CHAMBER OF MINES.
At the meeting of the Council of the Chamber of Mi-uss yesj^rday a disciissjpn tpoji place upon the letter 'forAyarded. by representatives of London papital, referring to certain regulations qncler the mining laws of this colony Avhich w£re objecj;§d.j£d. Mi- Nathan said' the"letter supported the contentions already raised by the Chamber in the intervieAv with the Premier... /'/"
. Mr Rose.; said the Council -had already: represented : four of ■ the 1 matters to"the Government. ' . :
Mr Hunt thought they might forward the letter to the Government and support it.:.. , "'"■/-; • , ■"'
Colonel Burton thought they ought to back up the representation from England. He moved, " That this Chamber re-affirms its former representations to the Government respecting the imposts levied upon mining companies in New Zealand, and strongly endorses tlie arguments used by the London capitalists in the Jetter.'",, '■.....
This was agreed to and it Avas decided to forward the resolution to the Premier:
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 100, 29 April 1898, Page 3
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151CHAMBER OF MINES. Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 100, 29 April 1898, Page 3
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