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————. i WELLINGTON, November .3. j The House resumed at 2-30. 1 Mr Seddon moved the second reailinsr of t])e High. Conmrssioners Hill. He urged 1 that the present condition of the colony warranted such a chnujias was proposed, and that unless we kept abreast of what other coloiii:* had done and were doing we should bf* left :Uehind in the ra.ee'- As to himself he believed he could do move in the colony than in the- subordinate position of High CommissionerMr M<isiey,-Said not a single reasoi' :_■ had been given for making! such a.o pointments- He cftiild" not. support the Bill, as it would rather tend to excite ridicule than res.ilt in any per manent benefit to the colonyMr Taylor moved as an amendment that tlie Bill be read a second timtsix months' hence- .
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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10457, 4 November 1904, Page 1
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