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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 2026, 16 September 1913, Page 3

THE GRIP ON fM UNO. SMALL HOLDINGS A LEVER AGAINST THE LANDOWNER. Mr Rnnciman, Minister for Agriculture, s eaking at Oanford Park, Wiruborae, sai it* they could extent, the system of small hoi ings in some way or ot er then the landowners would be compelled to loosen their grip on the land. The Government had compulsory power un er the Act, an they would push bit by bit so that the present 150,000 acres of email hoi - ings became a million and a ' alt*. One half of the rural cottages of Englan iad no garden That could be only remedied by an extension of the Small Hrl in.-s Act One of the things to w ich be wished to pay attention was the shortage of cot*a«?es If the landowners would cot deal with this matter, and the Oouuty C mucils would not, then the State sten in and do w at was necessary for the real eyre of the lau i. At tie beginning of his speech Mr Runciman was interrupted by Stiffragetes, wo were ejected from the marquee.

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