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(Received December 22, 10.10 a.m.) Melboobne, This Day. | When the affairs of the South Mel-j bourne Permanent- Building Society are] settled it is expected; it will- pay-.'l&rini the^. ■ :.-..: •,.-. :;..,!*■'**** ; ..Maeton, ThiSjl^fty.; ; j At a large .representative meeting, pfj settlers held here yesterday it; was. re-; solyed to form an association to.be called; the Eangitikei Political Association. The objects of the association as stated in the, resolution, are to promote economy and! honesty of administration, to support an ; equitable system taxation, to oppose the; renewal of extravagant public works'' borrowing nolicy, to uphold freehold; tenure as against the nationalisation of land; and to obtain dual electoral yote i.e. that; every ratepayer should have a votem,ad-[ dition to a residential vote.- It was also, resolved to affiliete with similar assooia-; tions throughout the colony. A strong committee was appointed.' The meeting was addressed by J. W. Marshall, the County Chairman, D. H. Macarthur,: M.H.R., A. Miloe, and the Hon John Bryce.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 76, 24 December 1891, Page 2
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