AUCKLAND.
■ ' This day. Sir George Grey's Meeting.
The meeting convened by Sir George Grey for this evening at the Choral Hall will very liW»ly be presided over by Win.
Swanson, M.P.O. Messrs Masefield and A. Black are likely to be the gentlemen who will move an<| second the vote of confidence at the of the speech. Mr Dignan, the other sitting member for * Auckland" City-West, willvery likely address v his constituent! .the same evening, but of course his remarks as one of Sir George's supporters -and, colleagues are not likely to occupy liiany minutes. Sir George Grey has issued circulars to the committee who were appointed to secure his election for City West, with a view of those gentlemen taking seats surrounding both the chair-. man and himself on the platform?■ '■■"-■ The meeting, it is. expected, will bo very numerous, as great interest is attached to his statements as to future policy. ;- . ■ • ; Later. ':, ■
Ifc is doubtful if Sir George Grey will disclose the Opposition policy to-night, Parliament not having been dissolved. Mr Robert Graham will probably take the chairi
. W. J. Hurst, will likely be a candidate for Waitemata.
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2154, 29 November 1875, Page 2
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189AUCKLAND. Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2154, 29 November 1875, Page 2
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