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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 30 May 1888, Page 3

Extort of Butter. Amongst the passengers by the s.s. Doric, Saturday, was Mr P. C. Morton, of New Plymouth, who goes to Eio to open up a butter trade in that city. He took with him the following packages of butter :—SO tins, containing 301 b each; 160 tins, lolb each; 2-10 tins, 101 b each; 480 tins, 51b each ; 2 cases, containing 21b tins, the two cases being 1201 b. The tins are got up well and reflect much credit on the Butter Packing Company who tinned and packed the butter for Mr Morton. The Opposition Sanguine.—Loading Oppositionists make no secret of their belief that Ministers’ days are numbered, anc. that they will not survive long after the delivery ox the Treasurer’s Statement. u v C j^T? e l t . ! olr 3' ,inion based on the be. iof that the Budget proposals will be unacceptable, though there has not been JeaKttge as to what the nature of those will be. In putting a question to Ministers m the redistribution of seats, Mr Seddon expressed his ’conviction that before many weeks aro over the House would be threatened with a dissolution. On the Oilier baud Ministerialists arc conudeut that there will ho no change on the Treasury Benches this session, °