TAUPO SAWMILLING CASE
l ny iwjra/jii, —I'ritoZ s.iszt.'Ciaiivn.j X\ LOLL] „'CGTC:;, Last Night. At to-day's inquiry into the laupo Totara Company's petition, it was | stated on behalf of He Heu Hen anc hie people, who have large landed interests in the Taupo country, thai they supported the. amended petition. A statement embodying the Wellington Trades Council's objections was put forward and concludes:—"W< respectfully submit that the origiua. proposal was conceived in lust ioi wealth, w'thout labour or service, a:u. brought forth as the twin brother of railway monopoly, which the ccmpaiu is: prepared to oifer as a sacrifice to tin State, 011 the condition that its lust; twin brother, hind monopoly, is cloth- i eel with the sanction of Parliament. | We ask the committee to si'Ho both, and in conclusion we regret that tin country should be put to the expenpp of another inquest on this point. Wt draw the attention of the committee to the. Parliamentary • costs. The Act of the Inr-.erial Parliament .as :i model | ought to be followed in. vach cases." j
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 13 September 1912, Page 7
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175TAUPO SAWMILLING CASE Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 13 September 1912, Page 7
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