BAY OF PLENTY TIMES. SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1873.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume I, Issue 82, 14 June 1873, Page 3

BAY OF PLENTY TIMES.

SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1873.

The spirit of the times shall teach me speed,** KING JOHN, ACT IV.

Me H, H. Lusk, tbe present Provincial Secretary of Auckland, arrived by the Southern Cross on last. Mr LuskV mission to Tauranga was to meet the electors and explain his views in relation to the Superintendency, for which high and important office he is a candidate. On Thursday evening a public meeting, convened by poster, was held in the large store lately occupied by Messrs Harrison and Co. There was a very arge and influential attendance, and great interest appeared to be taken in the proceedings. Captain Skeet occupied r 1? S ha } T m “is usual able manner, and briefly introduced the candidate. The space at our command is unfortunately so exceedingly limited that we are . compelled to hold over a report of Mr Lusk’s speech, but on Wednesday next we utend publishing as a supplement “ a mi, true, and particular account ” of bis ost statesman! : ke address. The candi- „ .f 5 sp°ke for upwards of an hour and ■na t and was listened to attentively boldly enunciated his f, n ?° atters Provincial interest, being desrrous, as he stated, that he rece i ve a single promise or evfii- UQ m? r an 7 feise impressions what- *, , . e opinions he expressed were idoo 5 -? am ’ practical, not the crude t H I f a no V ce in Politics, but evidently the ca!m results of deep thought on the part of one who has for the last four years occupied, with honor to himself and fv_ he represents, a seat in Council and a prominent „ the Executive. We entirely Wlth * Lusk ’ ™ 80 far as the ° f rovi ncialism is concerned, unnrT We *7 ke * eave to lifter from him nnf « SeV ° ri ] oti icr points to which we will not now refer. At the conclusion of his

anPwoondod 1 1^°? fi^ e£lco , Wllß proposed the mee w’M r Ut S r “ '?V Ut to & u S &olrx a i?V°n4r h fct Monies’ ™ «W of the to S?£-i«^S22S opportunity of explaining* tW tiewl ”

A Coubt will be held on the 17th S3S?* HopWn, C Ctok?X’ T S iranga ’ g»~ 'z l ®Sb“S5 business to be transthe admission of new claimaon the electoral r° 3l ° f the district; also, the ntmi S objectlonß and striking out the ° f ,? er8 1 < ? D 8 whose qualifications, as stated on the list, shall £ insufficient in law to entitle them to vote.

n l , r ‘li°" N informs US by telegram that he will address the electors of Tauranga on Thursday next. “asrsSft successful campaign through the Waikato.