RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.

Feilding Star, 11 June 1885, Page 2

RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.

Received June 11, 1.30 a.m. London, Jane :1# A A meeting of the Cabinet was held AM yesterday, at which it waVres^lved^^l that the Ministry should resign I^^^| consequence of the -defeat on t^^^| budget. Mr Gladstone accordiu^^^H proceeded to Balmoral and inf orn^^^H Her Maujtatthe Queen of the decuh^^H arrived J^^Horliament has > been a^^H journe^^^^kday. * '~^^H In consequence of ti^^^^^^^^^^f absence of the secretary^^^^^^^^^^H who, had been suddenj^^^^^^^^^^J there was no correspo^^^^^^^^^^^J cial report to hand. The chairman rep^^^^^^^^^^^H had been received Lands, and General^^^^^^^^^^^^J ments approving °^^^^^^^^^^^^^| of Mr C. A. Mountfo^^^^^^^^^^^H the association. A letter wat^ P^^^^^^^^^^^^l Mountf ort received Chief Surveyor td It was resolved, I^^^^^^^^^^^^H be instructed to comp^^^^^^^^^^^^H of the aasodation's hn^^^^^^^^^H possible. "^P^^^^^^^^l Eesolved, That a resorvi^^^^^^H acres be reserved for a townsh^^^^^^H power to increase, said area. Kes»lved, That the sedretaryPl^^^^H to the ' chairman of the 1 Huoo^^^^H Association, intimating that inA»se^^^H their not succeeding there ¥M£^^^^| room for a few members m tne B^^^^H ing Association. -. .. . ,• a Besolved, That Mr Mountfort'a^^^^l to carry out ihe, survey as, folloi^^^^^H accepted, viz. 2/5 peracreif s,ooQ^^^^^H 2/4 if 7,000, and 2/3 if 11,000. (^^^H A newl^wJilsctuted oommitte^^^^^H appointee ( as follbyH^-Messrs^^^^^^H Fowles, 1 Jrandt, Gregoiiv, T. A. Pri ce, McDonald, I,W!^^l C. A. Mo juntf ort, S. Cheer, with p^J^^H to add to their number. ' '•' .. /^^^^ It was! resolved, That the commitiee meet oni Saturday night next at the same hour and place. : The mteeting then adjourned. i

• , The latrines at the. railway station are "^m now getting, very old and delapidated. They are kept scrupulously clean by t#e officials, but the whole arrangements re-^^B quire pulling down and building anew. ;^^M