Mr Fisher Buries the Hatchet.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 4999, 13 June 1891, Page 3

Mr Fisher Buries the Hatchet.

(BY TCLEaEAFS.) (HOJt OCB. OWS CORREHPOSDEST.) Welusotos, June 12. ''f Fisher spring ,1 mine on the Hoo.se. Tpointing; out that the resolutions he *we ,in exact reproduction of fwjOweit years ago by Mr Macandrew. ' r fisfinir : ;vn effective speech in iwtfthe mutton, and urged the proEmployment of the able-bodied uniWfti, though he admitted that the ha.fl largely forestalled his S® setting up a separate portsxpt.tin their farther inten»;i;Wsahject. jj seconded the motion, ftessuj. aai briefly, that the Go*ere thoroughly in harmony to resolutions, an d of b. at t^le sa mo time, he would be satisfied with :ljj J 1 , n,,r ' pr«»s the resolutions with Wanm r 0t " not SSBfi. " le 'Growing of the onus of fcai k!!j" Ce °* t^le unemployed upon 'Wies, having invited the House to &>*(,'*!!• "* e lll >cmployed to Tnr.vnaki. *^viv. "r P r,l ' e:, ted against the Con* u ww ' l tn make the poor keep the &** held out the p!. ■" le Government by thankitanr,.!™ lec t '" r the spirit of Iroiv hi, V* *" handsomely, and with- ' Svtfliu noC pf«we the cheery Taylor * h "v (les P ite hLs Se«"l tf>ra hna tjii;w appearance, was EilJijj '^ Wl ever on the Gieat Jif, He Iws not only got his '■Uett hj, >. • - P ,lrt y. but seems deterW1 , :t aboot a *>it- When Mr M'ddle Party's tariff '"' Jfcßnir . or not content "41 m„ c ?' s pointing out that they < wnuu 11 cfeffcit of L 260,000, ut. ' l4 necessitate a duty of 100 per her "r,„ carts, buggies, and , raen tioned. " Sydeni*Ut im P laC! * We ' dc * u i]s r }. owatk Jo talk out wJ- e disenss«d tea, suspir, n^. JIrF » he « feelings IF» a e notation at but tw on >er several s«tatinn« T waQ dered away into tW f wr pets, until five minutes t^run^r irnen t C ' w^en Mr Smith took » -ind talked tho resolution