IMPERIAL POLITICS.
TSpboial to Puksb Association.] L LONDON, Fbb. 15. Sir G. R. Dibbs' sta«emept that no Governor will be appointed until his name has been submitted for approval to the Government of New Sooth Waleß is received with incredulity. It iB believed that the Colonial Office will adhere to the usual procedure, only that it will try to prevent the name leaking out till the Colony is informed. City men consider the idea of the Imperial Government being asked to. guarantee a loan for a responsible Colony ridiculous, and, moreover, it ■' \ is not believed that the Queensland people would consent to any such thing. ° Feb. 16. The Kadicals are pressing the Government to place a vote on the Estimates for the payment of members. The Premier prefers to proceed by way of a Bill. The Times characterises the suggestion as a bold attempt to transfer the responsibility to the British taxpayer.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4572, 17 February 1893, Page 4
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