TELEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume VIII, Issue 1274, 21 May 1883, Page 2

TELEGRAMS

ho I >__Ji i _ke_'»>;*fA>«.fira »••••-*• hzr'--:U?->s ■<■ j :..*n_*ekiHi{ff'^ if-sJvi!>r °-? ra^*^*^%W.riseythe .eomr' mei<^en^o]E 1 -l^Bi^tf„»''il.ri h.ll. , | /, v fi'Call^aaf-niemb«r foU "Eia'coln, addressed his cOnfttUiUehts' ai ; "^eboleton .last! flight, 'Uia;_^De|v^ r 4^o^ of j panks, • , :.'.,',, A-jqIJuNEMBT, 19. ' A. Mr.. Twqj»nriy,b. late-iiwlltbr ''oif'the Christchurch iTelegrftphj 'Uia I;ibeen.1 ;i been. ap- **"*&* r. .1 1,.,,.!.?-*,!}. «&■-*• -V«-Ofcl •'> ; : -.--.-..•• .:-*-nW_B_B_ataM»*j> IR •• Itlia unde^tcWdf jtliaV^n^ :V6r£ of paration, for tife session atill goes on a-pa^'aiid that % number of Bills are already in the ■ printer's 'hands. These, however, are -Stttifely reproductions of the freasu-^ Vhl'oh 'Kaji' to be dropped last yeatr!,' owing' to tib>e j time available being inadequate for dealing with them. Nearry all these Bills will be reintroduced in. the approaching session in much the same .shape as they originally appeared, although, possibly, with some minor J I ■ .*.- i--- ■..:. '."-" . ■■ • '

alterations in their details. INo definite decision has been arrived at in respect to •th>..measures of it more political character which are to form the Ministerial proPiie for the session, although several sonsultationa in Cabinet are rumored ye taken Pl?^^n^e x Sub^_-JMao ree promin^, lueasure^f repeal m are undejf 'careful do^Me||?on, these .willrtfe put forth- in such a manner as to dotnpel. an appealittV the country in the event of any adverse vote. The latter contingency, however, ia jipjaejsiba_witn^*(^ cumstances, especially in view of the fact _f^^fe^*-^ nißterial P arfc y have •**>•s e-lery election since the General Election of JJiglfiAndtaaee ---cured^clear number of* four' votes since the last prorogation. Whether this undue strength may not contain the seeds of weakness in the shape of calousness and disorganisation in the •party remains tobe^epn^-jj f : •» ■ „ ' / fc IJ I '£: ''i'y)