CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 17984, 30 January 1924, Page 8

CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES.

Rights THE mayors P8q? ! It was h* a. 1 J. A. Flesher) the meeting 0 { tfc Monday arrived when ike make an effort to tW cal domination of tjW%| ceivo a greater affai r r 9WMS amplification c f ft,, | Stated was now more some such eonstitu«|fell m the ihteS: Nil I stand. tiajy population iu South Island^l very subordinate fkw t .ill (idm.nistratiQu pf $ l|| Do W uip,n. Wo and while we are 1 iEPM the. North j&M tion, wq iR tho, &nft nev W l, We ,], O ri-Ji , >'£ i own resources %lh<j «b«lhSl community. -.ftfrom recpht South Island result of ti tfi out iUp. wqaifcais^r^! my mind W «,mM ters have dovelflMcf' ft Highways* %ardTmf Jffs others. My pQfivjttw i .iPi to par owu and for ottii people. H 5 r 9 example, wo have sa Jj.:-* P'y of potential a fer aro not, ca ».sp i? Would conflict'a.'S P.oUcy Qf means thpt we sm oMjlij'tl son of our voting strength in ti» Jffa Parliament. '■ I am fimt/ia!? modification of tlja the SoutK Island s'?utt>* JlJt required if the Sainb'MV/ll py chanct} pf in ' f "Tho Mayor's BngmstlnftsiJ by a rcpresentativTq( illffl a numhpr'gf gentl%M,S being businops rogn most pf |hpp cuss tho question,' iS?« rogard seriously. 1 Two or thren, htTFoysr. JfW ?!« i a enough for .one Witty. He was of lb; „j$ the people (]eavSur io pul tomtlief, ba j they- wero doing the questions wlfkh «ei considered with rereito?} Iji was of not"fe wa^Ht 8 lation. It should oof be ht'fii ait pne timp it was t!s? [Spi; which held in the House. It'WfMaiisr'ilf"! the North.lslajid, but ihe liis showed that thp driit of "gain W Island. "We ahm to remember," said JlrWiiJ}. elusion, WS T:" not South "I hardly tMn>.liie ous when ho mdo tho Monday niglil,!: said IU 8 3 Strosg,' M.S., f;'p4 1 3? gf! will get vQW-.mtb WHS'* coipi|ient pf ft w when 'if opinion oq tjie gropw}. ' '