POLITICAL NOTES.
A REVALUATION CASE. (By Telegraph—Special to Star.) WELLINGTON, Aug. 29. The member for Patea asked the Minister for Lands to-day whether he will, now that he had read the correspondence between J. J. O’Reilly and the chairman of the Dominion Revaluation Board, grant such relief to O’Reilly as is reasonable and adequate.
FLOGGING A DEAD HORSE!
LIBERAL PARTY’S TACTICS
SCATHING: CRITICISM
WELLINGTON, Aug. 2.9. Mr. Hawken accused the Liberal Party in the House to-night of becoming political agitators. For the ninth or tenth time, ho said, they had introduc'd the same motion for the restoration of the “cuts” m the salaries of public servants. “This Hogging of a dead horse, ’ he said, “is unworthy of any party. They go on agitating in order to catch a few votes. f strongly condemn the action of the Opposition in shedding crocodile tears about the dairy farmers as they did the other day. Th, s week they want to make the dairy iarmer pay for the proposed increases to civil servants who are already betr.er paid than the farmers.”
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 30 August 1924, Page 5
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