Mr. Seddon at HoMtika,

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2397, 8 April 1893, Page 2

Mr. Seddon at HoMtika,

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HOKITIKA^ApriIB. Mr Seddon addressed a obwded nuedns in the Town Hall 1m( night. Heßpoi»»t ldfigth on the polity of the. GoTtrwnfnt, wmon had brought contentzoenst.-iuid prosperity to the colony 'and. OQafiatnee abroad. Beferrieg to wom»D^l' lU^oßise he said the Electoral Bill wilf.b> Wattq^. daced next session^ and tlwOdtiffifry^ wonld not alter the jfo^Atm^mk^m^ taken up. Commenting oatllfcißonbiton'i reoent spaeohee, b* m& Mr. Boston went to curse, bjjt bW|diUM' awvadkia be Government's nulMikttal dporatlnnii and ■said that during iWimifSmSi*! 7f duced tbe floating 'ai^li^lMmr by £100,000 net. As to tb« the surplus, large sum*- WQ^be^n»teired for edaoational 'POTpWW^<H»! tb»y should also r*vorfbft th» proposal to inerea^ the for improvement*. , A~ip*wfim. pi cth* lenff was necessary in sooat few inisanoet| bat it was undesirable to bring it befise a moribund parliament. As to- the Ifiiflway Commissioners' the QoverzmMniftlfi there must be ajbange. and on this thirjF would Btand or fill. He, did;j«ot pwpc^e , to abolish them, but the IHolrtiigf Pttblio Works must be cbjrfamim^^the: Board, with the. right of „wfeJ ^ ffitt,^wdon re« and tbe meeting alto erprejied^bonildence in tbe Premier's admimHtrffipn. .- . ' ,.