Pawxiiiiokrhs must bo very grateful to the Government for bringing forward (he " Abolition of Distress for llenfc Bill," Hitherto poor people, havc'hail some credit with their landlords on the security of their goods and chattels,. but when this Bill will have to pay weekly, dud to find ways and means they must, week by week, take their goods anil chattels' to the nearest | pawnbroker. It. would be well, if the Golnimeut in' passing this a sum on the .estimate':) for shelter sheds, as when it comes onto operation there will he a demand for accommodation of this character, and it would be wise to anticipate it. '
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4770, 11 July 1894, Page 2
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