Mr McGuire, in Loudon.

Opunake Times, Volume II, Issue 101, 21 June 1895, Page 3

Mr McGuire, in Loudon.

The London correspondent of the New Zealand Herald writes as follows : I have just had a long chat with Mr McGuire, M.H.8., who tells me he means to stay as long as he can with the possibility of reaching New Zealand in time for the Parliamentary session which he expects to begin in July. He and Mr Duthie dine together tonight ; and on Monday Mr McGuire dines with the New Plymouth bondholders, who are very grateful for his exertions on their behalf. Mr McGuire, M.H.8., appears to have produced an excellent impression on the New Plymouth bondholders, and also upon the Council of Foreign Bondholders, with both of whom he has had interviews. They cordially acknowledged his services in the House on their behalf, and Sir John Lubbock and other prominent city men are showing him marked and gratifying attention. The virtual consent of the Government to submit the question of the 200,000 acres of land to arbitration has had a good effect, and the bondholders seemed to be satisfied now that there is no desire to wrong them. Mr McGuire is negotiating an arrangement by which the whole debt would be taken over and “ converted ” at a saving of some £4OOO a year to the Taranaki ratepayers. He is sanguine of being able to carry this out during his sojourn in England,

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