THE NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR BILL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 203, 23 September 1903, Page 2

THE NEW PLYMOUTH HARBOUR BILL.

BEFORE THE LOOA.L, KIT.TJ^ OOMMITXSU. Wblusgto*, September 22. The New Plymouth Harbour Baud Empowering Bill is being considered » by the Local Billi Committee tbi* morning. j Messrs Connett (Chairman of tfo BoardX and Cock (Mayor of New Ply. J 5? out , h )< Newton King (nfember of th« , eoird), represent the advocates of tht Bill, and Messrs Maxwell, McLean and * Hornby (members of the Board), Mar* (Htiwera County Council), Cameron and Hine (Stratford), and Foreman and others represent the opponents. The taking of evidence is likely to occupy some time. In connection with the New Plymouth Harbour -Empowering Bill, th» following delegates from those districts in Taranaki opposed to the m«asui* appeared before the Local Bills Commitee this morning, vii* Mmm Maxwell, OpunaVe; Hornby'and Lean, Hawera; Bridge Manaia; Cameron, Stratford ; Marx, Eltham; Pearoe and Foreman, Waitara; and Obristopher, Eltham and Ngaire. The Chairman of the M first heard Mr Connett and counsel aoting for the promoters of the Bill. Messrs Symes, Jennings, and Major <• introduced the delegates, and Mean* t Maxwell and Marx were heard in opposition to the measure, Mr Maxwell i making a very strong case against the imposition of a fresh harbour rate 1 burden. ,*! # At 1 o'clock the Committee ad* ' journed until 10,30 a.m, on Wednss. [day, when the delegatus representing * other parts of the distriot will be ♦ I heard. I See the Conquering Hero comes II V enemy rhenmattim is vanquish* 11 Bc«k£ Rhenmatlc Powde, ■suooeeda where hunX* of others have filled It ii the evill SxpelU the M {lnsures perfect oiroolation of lbs Mood t Hegenerates the whole system I Ru . M . M I handles I Failure Impossible, Price 8s 6d Al allf ahemists analMdliitt stores.—l4vt "N Forlhuuennand ColdintheHm4 take Woods' Gnat Pspjarjninl (W UM 2. M.-AdTf"™ B 'j