Land Settlement.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIII, Issue 4216, 18 June 1901, Page 2

Land Settlement.

[to the editor |. Sir,—l was pleased to see yourst on the action of the Govern ment in i nection with land settlement (ord action) in the immediate neighbomk of Waipawa. You are quite corns saying that there is a feeling of din tent amongst the Liberal Party ill district, at the way they are hi treated. We have had promises mail Mr Seddon, the Minister of Landi,i our member also. We have been id to send a petition to the Governs! specifying what land in the neighbourhood of Waipawa would most suitable. That haß been dow,l we seem as far as ever from what wen As regards Forest Gate, I think) compulsory acquisition of that prop*! wrong. In the first place it in toon and would not satisfy a tenth oil people who want land, and in the I place it is not so urgently nemW that district as it is around Wtin What is wanted is both Mount Vsd and Abbotsford cut up into blocbd able for dairy farms, and in two jd after we would see both butter I cheese factories started with a auppM 300 cows each, and a good deal oil cultural farming as well. If eomftld of this kind is not done soonil afraid a great many of ua will haw clear out to some more favoured! trict.—l am, &c., A Discontented Libiui