MR. CRAWFORD AT BROOKLYN.
Mr. C. J. Crawford addressed the clectora at Fnllfords Hall, Brooklyn, la»t •vening. After dealing with various qoestiona affecting the city on the line* of his previous addresses, Mr. Crawford said he was not prepared from the public platform to go into details about the dock, becau*e he knew that, the Harbour Board realised its difficulties, and was trying to solve a very difficult problem Ir» his opinion a great blunder bad been made . in the position choice for the dock. The dock was really the centre of what would be the industrial area of Wellington. In reply to a qnestion Mt. Crawford said he would not move for a reduction of the power charge for the Miramar tram?, *nd no reduction would be made to Miramar that was not also made to Karori. On the motion of Mr. A. B. Jamer, aeconded by Mr. Turner, a vote of thanks and confidence in Mr. Crawford was passed. MONDAY'S MEETINGS. Mr. VyUford will «peak at O'Donneil'a Hall, Kilbirnie, on Monday evening. Mr. Crawford will address the Wadestown electors in St. Luke i Schoolroom on Monday evening.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 9
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189MR. CRAWFORD AT BROOKLYN. Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 83, 9 April 1910, Page 9
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