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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 214, 14 August 1883, Page 2

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LAST ;iSri(^^ITTIJTOr, M; Votes for 0 : s •i ■—■'- -i? l):*:;-^* <*i_ • (UNITED P_ESB-ASSOCrAfI6M.) t W '' "^ (SFECIAL TEMCGRAI. : TO _TAHD_._D $' . uHWELMKOrpir, ThiilJay. , A long discussionitdoWplaie bi tl& c ' vote Picton;to=Harunuii^ss.o6(X; ,)T *' :l -' Messrs Fish,' Levestam, 'Oapfifr. f McKenzie, and others-maintaining that the sections Picton to Awatere 'idd Hurunui to Pahau were^ol realty ex-^* tensions of the northern tr_nfclrae| aas**i s**s**5 ** the, routejof: that: line- was ndV'sit" settled. &«« The hsn. Mr Johnston defended the extension of the line to" the R& "_*Wt , and to the Awatere , nd" &afte^W_ai lft route, was ultimately 'adopted' ia 1 f t&d' l> trunk line. - ?8«oO Mr Montgomery urgea* .topping any any northern; extension for this year at least. . Messrs Pearsonj O^GaHaghany Tfcfc~ son, and others supported the vote as it stood, and ultimately ;ufc:^waE passed as printed, a motion-to-report progress being lost, ) no/; .1 A Ir J ac l 8 , The following votes-were also passed j ~ l^uniii Lii ta jWlataki? .with Wrammes/J £ i&SOq^ , : Cante«bur«y interioiM fran^l line £11,000. ; iWaitaki to" Bluff wiO* I'branches £2_1,Q00 ; Otagb 'Oen'tti_qs ai! w*y«:. £130.000;* Invercargill «W - Kmgston^£lfcpoo, ;; ;.WesterQt_'att«&<J» fl< £29,500 ; Contingent-expenses, £3000 ; expenses < ail way r.commissioherrf/4<3gwip \p)^i of new hnea^of railway. The following-votes passed : —North ;, Island,; .£10,000; ; Middfe i - c Island* £4000* m Progress was-^orted^ndithexHonsa rose at 2.25. .on*.'-."