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Manawatu Herald, 17 February 1894, Page 2

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vi^Av^n/v : :>:TEiiT,M:;r.r>. AN IMPORTANT SPEECH. Yesterday witnessed the waking up of Ura Ijovou^li in • . , po.it!ca,. rpgpouge t 0 an invitation ionYanled early in November, the Hon. Mr Seddon iufurmGd tha Mayor on Tuesday, that h was his intention to deliver a. political address ab Foxfcon on Friday, 5f that date '.yould he conv^aiwnii. The Mayor promptly replied thai; it would be so. . Yesterday morning, early, His .Worship drove a buggy and pair to tho.Kerern station to meet and con-; vey his visitbr^itp^ttie ; Ijjrou^li. It would liayoSb^n > a pleasure: to. Mi' "^Wiliiams; =.tp^ li-Ka^reTen^ residence bu^jo\ving tp|t^e illness of;. Mrs William^ [he wis|unabfe^|db| so, and h|B;J|nereforA ! di%e-tnSi;^6?l mier fronpS^fia-fco^^lvlS^y?^^ farm, where^^:Spcsh^|p|j^3^^|^rt and Mrs^ Thygn^wßrpgl|^a||i<^fe able .to b^^^^pi|||||^i|yl|^^p ing fch'is|<cdMliin^n^6^fe^rliSSeS and the 1 5^a^r^J|a^^|in^Hp affcernooilWirp^iiDiioiMill and gentlemenjdjpe^ujpto^ respects' io^tSe^^iaMilitSe GoVern-; naenfe. During|fcne|affcernoon a stroll was taken thrbug|||fche : orchards, and the hill ascende|^^uch3jcomniands a magnificent' view of the Motoa swamp and the country south of the Manawatu river. Afternoon tea, tennis, and music soon passed an hour or two away, when the pressing business of the country forced the Premier to take leave of the friends he had met, at a little after four. On his way to town, Mr Williams drove the Premier round to Mr Nye's splendid vineries, an inspection and sampling of which gave Mr Seddon much pleasure.