PARLIAMENTARY GOSSIP.
(By Telegraph—Parliamentary Reporter.)
WELLINGTON, this "day
CONTENT AND DISCONTENT*.
Auckland members are remarking on the peculiar contrast between two telegrams published this morning. One refers to an indignation meeting in Auckland relative to the trunk line, the other, from Dunedin, expresses satisfaction with the Government proposals relative to the Otago central, and also desires to know, when this railway will be pushed on to Alexandra. • ■■ DUTY ON SHIPS' BLOCKS.,. Mr W. J. Blakey, blockmaker,, of Auckland, telegraphs to Mr- Napier that if the duty is removed from ships blocks he must close his business.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 210, 4 September 1900, Page 4
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