MR BUCHANAN AT MARTINBOROUGH.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2649, 16 July 1887, Page 3

MR BUCHANAN AT MARTINBOROUGH.

■«Kj ; ;. Buchanan's meeting at Martinwas the largp.st ever held there, Martin son..was voted to the. Although not so demonstra'i vllv&iuitsexpreKaion. of opinion, it was :_,, "evidently in cordial sympathy with the !_ speaker. ' . i :,.: Mr Bucbuuun covered most of the ground travelled over at his previous . qeetjngs, dwelling" It considerable ;.-• tog||i upon the question of Land and jucotoffijK versus ...Property Tax and ! ;Ipconi'9Px,Bhowing conclusively that ' Brppierty and Income Tax was. the I' because it fell on those wlio had a,considerable amountof. property, nud ;{: -exenipted all who owned under £SOO £■" in t;alue> .■•, • . [jC MrCons'adine asked; the^curjdidate jli; >hether he was in'favor of female ■ ( |i J|r Buchnnan replied in tWaffirraa-

tive, instanoiug tho success with which the Queon had for fifty yoiu'B veigned over the most important empire the world has ever seen. The Rev, Mr Thompson asked Mr Buchanan whether ho vould bo in favor of giving facilities for investment in landon liberal terms <by young men employel upon, stations, .who njight'.lio;.^esir.6us i .:,ojf, investing, their anvlhgs-m-trialdifecticm.' '■','' " .',/ : " ."Mrßiichah'aii'repHed thafhe would use.his.bßst.endeayours in the direotion indicated; :: , .•' ,MrT. Kennedy, proposed and .Mr 'Gons'idine 's'econ'cteil,, a. cordial vote of -thatokVwM'rßuchanah lor'his excellent address, which was carried unanimously.:,- A votepf thanks-to the chair concluded a most satisfactory pieetiog.