(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
Dunedin, Nov. 16, 4.30 p.m. (From our own Correspondent.) Mr. Wood, lite Superintendent of Southland, moved the reply to the address. Mr. Fish seconded the reply in a practical and vigorous speech, condemning all Waste Land Legislation since 1866. Mr. M 'Indue moved a series of amendments upon the various clauses of the <id<lress, but as they did not ri.id a seconder, the debate wai resumed. Mr. (iillies replied to Mr. M'Tndoe, depricating any injustice to Southland. The Southland mombers are acting with the country members M" 'lav ask"' 1 lonvp to introduce a bill, . leas' M ■ .-. had ' .v,u.-, diterno T > jut i t{ne*tiu!i w>i l>t' r. opt .nod. j\iT Tb"H!}'*r>n. i:i ;\ h ll'i.y "I" /': 11. 'he ( yew Ltir^ for br.u^iu^ the '' •• i.'ito onjration. The «^ action in this maciei.
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Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 145, 17 November 1870, Page 3
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132(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) Tuapeka Times, Volume III, Issue 145, 17 November 1870, Page 3
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