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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2436, 5 October 1876, Page 3

The Wellington correspondent of the ' 0r033' sav3 ;_" Tbo goldfields members Lave arranged a conference with the Premier lc-m'orrow for the purpose of considering some defciils arising out of the couuty system. The coition and distribution of the gold duty necessarily form one subject, as the present system of col'ecting duty at seaport Custom-houses cannot meet tho case. The mergiug of bsrotighs with counties and the basis of electing connty chairmen are also to be considered."

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