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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 149, 5 July 1901, Page 1

House of Representatives. The House met at ‘2.SO pan. FAIR RENT HILL. The Fair Rent Bill was read a lirst time. A DDR ESS-IN *KKI’LY. Mr Flatnian resumed the debate on the Address-in-Reply. He spoke of tho advantages to the colony of tho land settlement policy, and said that if the present rate of freights kept up, Government steamers ought to be established to tako tho colony’s produce to the markets of the world. Mr Fowlds supported the Elective Executive Bill, and opposed the introduction of any amending licensing legislation. Mr McLaehlan spoke of the extraordinary development of the agricultural industry. Mr Stevens strongly opposed Federation, on the ground that New Zealand had everything to lose and nothing to gain by joining tho Commonwealth. Mr Hogg twitted the Opposition party with its lack of vitality. The debate was interrupted by tho dinner adjournment.

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