THE PREMIER.

Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1609, 23 November 1905, Page 2

THE PREMIER.

.(Per Press Association.J Inglewood, last night. The Premier arrived by special train at 11 o’olock. He addressed the gathering on tbe railway platform for a few minutes. He informed tboso present lh»t this visit meant for rest, and the people decided not to have Bny deputation or other politioal functions. Ho was entertained at lunch at the Inglewood Hutii) by the proprietress o.ul an exosed'ngly friendly meeting resulted. No polities wore discussed, and all shades of opinion were present. After lunch the Premier left for Hawera.

Wanganui, last night. ' Tbe Premier addressed a meeting tonight at Aramoho, which is a railway centre. Mr Seddoo, who had a good hefting, reviewed the work of the Government, and Bpoke of the colony’s progress under the present administration, his speech being generally on the lines of those delivered in other towns. He advised the electors to support the sitting member, and not supplant a journeyman by an apprentice. At the conclusion there was a strong demonstration against the sitting member, and in favor of one of the other Liberal candidates, Mr Hogan, an ex-railway employee. Cheers were given for the Premier and Mr HogaD. Mr Seddon epTeaks at WaDganui tosmorrow night. 1 Stratford, last night. Tbe Premier visited Stratford this afternoon, and addressed the pupils of the District High School