Addressing the Liberals of Mangaweka a few days ago, Mr Culver, general secretary of the Liberal and Labour Federation of New Zealand, remarked that the federation now had some 400 brandies throughout New Zealand, and where there was no branch they had what might be termed outlying pickets, of which there were over 3500. Since his taking over the position of general secretary, over 100 branches had been established. Their late secretary, Mr Edwards, had worked hard and energetically in the cause, and kis efforts were rewarded in the great victory achieved by the party at the last election. Mr Barron (chairman of the Laud Purchase Board) and the Canterbury members of the Board on Monday inspected the Lyndon estate, at AS aiaa, North Canterbury, which is under offer to the Government by Mr D. D. Mo* Farlane. The area is 24,000 acres.
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New Zealand Mail, 27 August 1902, Page 56 (Supplement)
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