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Clutha Leader, Volume XXI, Issue 1041, 6 July 1894, Page 3

Carbon paper : Melt ten parts of lard, one part of i wax, and mix with a sufficient quantity of fine lamp-black, Saturate unglazed paper with this remove excess and press.. Use tissuepaper. A rather fine-pointed bone stylus is excellent for tracing designs, <fee. Mr Scobie Mackenzie addressed a largo meeting at Matakanui on Tuesday night, He said that owing to statements made about him by the local paper, he was going to take off the gloves, and he certainly did so in grand style. . He tore Mr Larnach's pretensions to Liberalism to rags, to the great amusement of the audience. He escribed Mr Larnach'a clumsy attempt to play the Radical card, detailed the banks and lending companies he was connected with, and the land-lock-ing syndicates he had founded. He also dealt with his opponent's somersault on the education question, and declared that were he (Mr Mackenzie) to take action like that he would never look a deriominationalist in the face again. The people had forgotten that Mr Larnach was the solitary Otago member who had voted against the Otago Central railway. He had stood for the Lakes as an Independent candidate, and his attitude now towards the Government was evidently out of fidelity, tempered with hatred. His popularity among the miners was a myth. He (Mr Mackenzie) had stood the true and tried friend of the miners, and "was supported by them from the day he entered Parliament till the day he left iti, and had received votes of thanks fro.m probably every Mining Association in ' New Zealand, the last being from Waipnri, for services he had rendered, Mr Mackenzie was good humoured- through- : out, and quite fair to"Mr Larnach outside his pplitical record. ; ' ■ ■