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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 797, 18 June 1881, Page 2

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FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. .■A VICTORY FORLO.G.T. WePjnqtos, June 18. Sir William Fox scored a great win for the. temporary pnrty l«t'"flight, The, Liconsing Bill provided for tho appoint, moiit of a liceusinY committee by the Governor.' Sir William Fox carriod an amendment by U to 19 that tho appointment should be : vested in tho ratepayers -thus virtually placing the licensing of hotels under local option. ■': BELLAMYS THREATENED. '■ Fox lias'glven notice to prohibit the sale of intoxicating drink in tho parlianion-' tarybuildings. . ; , ■..,-, ~. " MR BRYCE COMPLAINS. . Mr Bryce strongly -declaimed against the Governor andtiie Ministers for breaking faith willi hiiii.' in 'sending liom's his reaaohs.for resigning the Native Ministership, and especially copies of newspaper correspondence giving incorrect statements. Mr Hall disavowed'' all responsibility, but the question-is not yet done with. Sir Arthur Gordon bitterly commenting on the Intercolonial Conference, baain«:its opinion of his Fiji administration on,,cortain « Vagabond Pape?s,"/appears. to have blundered himself in respect to Bryce. ••.• , ■.'-,,-,•. ■■■• . .THE • .. .' Tho Premier replying to Shrimski said tjie Government would provide means for moving, the unemployed' to placos where work is bb)aiiiabi|e7:)ind ahio 'means of iubsistence:for;ihe absolutely necessitous. MYSTmi6§.sgSAPPEARANCE.' June 16th. : ", ;:teiegrap ; f|oadflt, l,ap disap 7 mr * ■: : \ 'sMtf&s tohft ™ levanted ; )er ; ;; '., j ; ; ''f§EIMIISM. ' - Circumstantral evidence against Bindon ' Brothers, 'anctisffdjptburning their store, I B'strdrigi^v,/ f' ■■ } - ] Thebloommgbarmaidofthe'Sputhland j llub got a'holiday yestevday arid went to i lie railway station, taking'a quantity of c iggage. A smarfccreditoiyunable to get! ayment of an account .from her, quietly t )ok possession of'a sma : ji trank. After •? eridepaitiire'thls was/qppW and fouqd li )be crammed with' property "of the Club," \' t has since transpired that the damsel - 'its' privately married two days previously; '•' nd was taking, A She i ill now intevview,tlie Court, .' GREY'VALiEI-ELEGTION, i ■ ' ; Kv Greymouth, ! -'°' TK?Ml#eetion complete re-l : J W -WeJton :? .'fiiiK)W:nv;fil 995 r ff ' -fe ;P! ''/■''.-■ v'. 1 - "t •-■'■-'•■'•■-■•'fe~- ■ ■•■'■ '-■• \ : ''? v. ; ;;■■'.■;.•.., ■lj