ELECTORAL BOUNDARIES.
MORE SEATS FOR \ H E NORTH. [BT TELEGRAPH.— PRESS \sSOCIATION\] Den-ediNj Vediiesday. Speaking to a reporter \,\\\ x . reference to the subject of Paijamentary representation, the Prime Ministry replying io statements made by iV,.. jas. Allen, said he "was quite billing «o ask Parliament to adjust the electoral boundaries so as to leave the South Idand ' as at present, with an additional six seits for the North Island, provided Mr. AlKn could get the Leader of the Ojpositioi. to agree to support the proposal. . A FARMERS' RESOLUTION. \ [BY- TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.} ' DCN'EDIN, At the Farmers' Union Conference : a. motion was passed as follows :~\ '" That, as it is largely in the interests of' the farming community throughout the Dominion that the boundaries of electorates remain as at present, tiiis conference requests the Colonial Council to interview the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition to use their influence to have the boundaries of the electorates left as at present. "
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13767, 4 June 1908, Page 5
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