MASTERTON NOTES.
■ (l?y Tclcgrapb.--Spccial Correspondent.! Mastcrton, Septsmhor 3. Mr. J. T. 31. Hornsby, Govornniont cancliilnte for Wairarapn, addressed a meeting at Lower 'i'ancru last evening. Ho dealt at considerable length with tho land question, aud with tinanco. In tho iormer connection he stated Hint Natives should not bo allowed to traliick in their lands, • because they were like children, ft'r.d (lid not understand. lie claimed that Of -.481.000,000 of borrowed money, a large proportion was reproductive.. On IhV motion of Mr. Ingrain, the candidate was accorded a vote of thanks. A seven-aside football match was played hero yestrrday in aid of tho Holway Kecognition I'und. and was won by Carterton (seniors), and Tost and Telegraph (juniors). At. a meeting of llin stewards of the Mastcrton Racing Club yesterday, it-was decided to support the Sports' t'roteetion League. A commit'.re was sot up to' doal with plans ana tenders for new'appointments'on the racecourse.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1223, 4 September 1911, Page 8
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151MASTERTON NOTES. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1223, 4 September 1911, Page 8
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