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the next meal was coming from, and these conditions wore due to the cupidity, greed, arid rapacity of these who controlled the wealth oi; tJio country. Monopolies were standing in "the way of the best interests of tho people), and those should be broken down. Care should be taken that'tnose conditions were not reproduced in No>v Zealand, and men should be returned to Parliament who would vote without fear or favour to bring about as much happiness for the people t-s a whole as was possible. Mr Atmore concluded his remarks amidst cheers and the singing of 'For he's a jolly good fellow." Other toasts honoured were: "Kindred Associations and Visitors," proposed by Mr Israel and responded to Tjy Messrs N. R. Williams, G. Stewart, ./ E Allen, and H. Atmoro, M.P. • "The Ladies," .by Mr N. r Oldershaw, find responded to by Mr Tyler; and "The Press," proposed by Mr I. McGregor. During the evening Messrs Whelan, Holdsworth, Ward, Packard, Rudman, Williams, Allen, and Israel contributed io the harmony, Messrs Williams and Allen acting as accompanists. A hearty vote of thanks was passed to the caterer (Mr A. Day), and the gathering concluded at eleven o'clock with the einging of the National An them.

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