THE 6000 MORE IMMIGRANTS.
[to the editor.]
Slß—Will you publish for the information of the electors of this electorate a speech made in the House of Representatives on Thursday last, by Mr R. J. Seddon, in which he defended Sir George Grey’s policy in sending Home for 6000 laboring men, on the grounds that there was a great want for that class of men in Canterbury.— I am, Ac.,
One in Doubt:
[The Hansard report of Mr Seddon’s speech, referred to by our correspondent has not yet come to hand, but when received, we.,sball. give full publicity to the honorable remarks anent the introduction of 6000 more immigrants into this colony*— Ed. E..T.] ...
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Kumara Times, Issue 954, 21 October 1879, Page 3
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