COUNCIL PLEASANTRIES.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 21 June 1913, Page 4

COUNCIL PLEASANTRIES.

» HASTY WORDS, 'A sharp interchange of heated words took paw at tho City Council mooting vesterdav afternoon between Councillors ft, A. Wright and A. H. Hindniarsh. Th< former -was administering a. verbal casti< ration to councillors, and, in particular, to Councillors Puller and Hindniarsh, on tho sin of inconsistency m connection with a disous?ion on insurance matters in which there ltad been several references to "rings" and "combines.". Continuing his remarks, Councillor■ Wright s.ud: And when I hear so, much _ cant and lmnibug'talked about nnw Councillor Hindmarsli— You re m 6, "cSimcillor Wright (heatodlyH'Tm not '"councilor Hindmarsh-'TTou lied tfoat night—vou'ro in the printing n F . . Councillor Fuller (amidst confusion)"Is tliis a political nghtr Tho Mayor—"Order, , ploase—resuiMa T our scat, Councillor Wngiit I w .to 'say that it is very nil proper to any councillor is a mornber of a r ng, o to refer to a councillor s pnvato business* The ironmasters liavo been . r £ forred to in tho council-as to tho exist onco of a ring.- There was not a tissue of nindmaTsli—"Wo don't want *^SirSS V T. ; ;n «* Law Society. I'vo never been oblotogct jinvthing from a lawyer under six-and-eiglitnenool"