ILLNESS OF THE TREASURER.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 2761, 2 July 1894, Page 2

ILLNESS OF THE TREASURER.

(BJ TELEGRAPH.) i| (From our Parliamentary Correspondent.) WELLINGTON, Jane 30. Advice is to hand tbat throughout tbe colony banking business has been normal v to-day and qq indications- of, panic any.'where. '■ ■: ' / .>' jo * < As a result of the tension and -worry of * the laßt Yew "days* T6V Treasurer is completely prostrate today, antT confined < to bed. 7, His medical attendant; says tbat not even bis colleagues are to. see him.

: ; , . r (Per Press Association.) , /} t iWEIJJX<M>8 1 ;c Jnne^O. The Bank of New Zealaaa b« receded from a number of leading, buiineMi (men in various parfe, pith*, 00108y r) j»wgrastula. liona . at .the, ,B*tis£»otqry .a^ .^aocweful issue of Bank Sharg QaarMftee \\BilU They expresa^he opinion tnaltfi? deration is rsaßanriDg in, every respect."" "Baßinesß at the bank is nofe more" tfianfnttift 41 end of month, whictrir Govemmeoß pay-d»y and not a Bicßle inßtariceof motVthan the ordinary withdrawal has taken plaoe. The Trsasnrer Bho#« eigns ofaipe«dy recovery and itmrfcoped he will be able to assume his ' Parliamentary datia¥at the end ofvthejweek.- Toefdeh'vesyjtnf the Btatement will be.dalayed,** Mr Ward's indiapoßition, , t ' 7 / ' h fa^ OommentinK on thW debater writer in the N.Z. Timessaya : *• Mr G.^ffion ib exhaustive; »ide.rea6hing t '- searching, fluent, impreaeive, as usual. -Subtl^hecig. as weH as eonversant l with' faksV and v for the clauses of the bills; he ha B thsm at * hia fingers 1 endß, impressing i everybody with the .rapidity of ; h|a mastery, in the short time at his disposal " ' T