The Queensland Separation Movement. [special. ] London, 17th December.
l [ A deputation, representing Central Queens- > land, waited on Lord Knutsford to-day. One , ( of the speakers admitted that Sir 8. Griffith's \ i proposals, recently laid before the Colonial ( , Parliament, would satisfy the inhabitants if they were likely to be oarried, but another L ' I dissented. Sir F. Archer and Sir S. Wilson . advocated separation. Lord Knutsford re- \ plied that the question was not yet ripe for [ settlement pending the arrival of the Governor, Sir H. Norman, and soma action \ on the part of the Queensland Parliament to make provision for payment of the colonial I debt. He suggested that a scheme should , , be prepared whioh would satisfy the bondr holders.
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Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 147, 19 December 1890, Page 2
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118The Queensland Separation Movement. [special.] London, 17th December. Evening Post, Volume XL, Issue 147, 19 December 1890, Page 2
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