POLITICAL NOTES.
the House of Representatives, Mr Thomson iy-Vallace , entered a plea for granting one freehold to poineer settlers, many C whom only earned a been on the land for years, leasehold would do carried: on till Christmas and 1.-.ycud it. The Leader of the Opposition -x:. bleating like a shorn sheep. He dad been fobbed of his political garment- by oho Government. Once ore .and !:•_■: ante freehold it ultimately fell Ft- toe hands of the capitalist, and the mar. or the- land became a -erf. If the do'ernment had any principles it ought to stick to them, and carry obem out. or appeal to the country, Tito leaseholders were not afraid cf a genera! election. Freehold lent facilities t. lane gambling and extravaganm. "bile leasehold protected families of settlors from such evils. | ent cost of this pv'bcatxr be -aid, was over .i'-F'-'H a year: bv tp if the rei ports of speaker? -mm eummletb as couid be com: eh::,::: impairing the I efficiency of tlm "xl.:. of Hansard, the ; we cop' was !H Fauxte's tribute to
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King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 214, 6 December 1909, Page 2
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177POLITICAL NOTES. King Country Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 214, 6 December 1909, Page 2
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