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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 693, 23 November 1876, Page 3

aro. h'»»ne'»lievei.iMJof th-.-. wi'ty that tie 6 i«r c .t w.u1.1 Lav ••" • r«i»f<l »• 1 h^e I"* 11 «"' ' ttU l ' ° *",'" j,,« r r k t wool I n. t h.ye exc«"ili" £18 O<K) a-y«»r ; «t'"-re f <"f «<» lllir «" w,>..1<l h*\e »»«n thrown niton t» o t e.. • rut rfvenii <•» Ne« Zm»I»o<1. Butete v «ir,,t«i.mil'<tn «»ef*-»t h ,t plan. •"<•, t . Mr «r at •on..i- , »*f© • «»>• ••«• »»■ broniht b-fute the Hou-«. ndtne owe m*. ffe-f.d to the 8p«-H»iT that it waa a Sri viito bill I "»• «* f ««•* to hh r th " fip'.ker i»y thit be bnd res«m to believe that it wan a i-rivate bill. *>0w it wm not » private bill, an<* t «*»'■* " v it wm « malicious sugeertion unnecessarily made. Bufc it showed mo the h' utility I had reason to expect IHe rexilt w» bV, by means of ran v* pa>li«me> t»ry m rcs»ure*, the oil' « la«t wn> Hetprmn ed to be a mom y bi 1, and one that could not. te introduced JM'hout the per-. i-si>n o» the Housr The biJI h«»i»(t bun thrown out in that w»y. v went to the rotiom of the li«t, and b#ftrne rumber2s, with nn chance cf itj coming on Hum,'r n,' t^ ftt *c »ion. At fir«» I did rot know wh»t to do; b«t fie Iliouc>t occurrrd to me Uiat Jf-the 24 feitiem n »b«Te me would ftood-nnured-fy cite wa^ I could get my motion to the top of the lirt. Iw. Nt toun • and mdc ft wrtrn*' r*q«f»t to them, and «x'l«med thi-wowiy of the tl.it g, and pn.mi<ed rot t<> mnhe » lorg rtoppege, not to e%\ y them too mnrh »nd «b-y t»»e way. (( h«*r».) Of this I»M nothing ; but the neit d»y, wh<n the time cime on, 1 aud'l< nh prt'^teH that the coi»idermti»»n of numberi 1 to 24 «bonld b* ftuopende ip order to *n»ble nannb*'- 26 t«» be put. I raw coni-emfttion a> d •«t«>m«l'm nt in the (»re« of all on the Qtown m<«nt brn'le. They ell i»ve » h tie jump, end they were i'i'l more aftoni«be'i when thej lorn d th* 24 gentlemen had gi*en wit, an« t l »t th'TP wu no di-sentien' Toiw. I then thoughi I was quite aire of 'hi 'liing. ft' d 1 mado my motion, •• Th«t the Houtt rMolre it*elf into h OOTrtntt'ee of 'bo whole to c 'n*id^r the Hfl^vy of this 'more.? bil.' bi'ingit trodffed " Tl c H»utecoi.aerited to th-com-tntttee.nnd tlienoTernm- nt »»w th«t there «»« no vi« in aioiipmg it. I jareno»iee<>f the trcotd reailinr for a particular riny, but it «a* an anf rtun-te day There were ao man? thinua on for that day that try hill could not come on And an it wind layfd from day tv day and this wi-nt on tih near thf clone of (be »e*ron, when 'he bill on ire on ag in. nnd I thonpht 1 wm perfectly ta'e. I m <ri><\ the frcond reu'liug o>e of the MimaUr» <mmc l iately junpd up, anl clci attention to the feet tha< the Const it uti <n Ait required that the Govern- r ahoull confent to % fharjje brinie thrown upon the rpft-nue efore *U'h » biil could be intn dure<i. 1 ieplird. that to tiunilnr bill* the fto»ernor h d alwuys uiven hit con •ent b.r tl c aotion of the Mii.Mrv, whifh power 'h v poaea*. I a»iH. "Of cju »<\ the Prime Mmitier wuu'fl gir« l:is iwciit." To my fur rie, hn mid be wou d not. B>> there was an end of it, and the railwny vai.tal'ed into the di tance ; but 1 ho ( e it is only ff->ne 'or tbut section, and t lit%t w« (hull »oon «et a Minister who will Vive the (iovernor'* ««-nt. (Oheers ) W. 11, that was t'>e fate of me sure w ion 1 te ieve would have promoted the welfare of this district m<^ie >b»n anj j other thnt <oul(J hiive been adopted. But I am fearlrMly. ih»l unlesa we get in * Mum » hi> »ill at fairly wih rep» d to 'he N»tfa Land* w- shall nut get that rmlwrtv rvru Hex' jenr. I bell ye the m » valuable Ut>d< between here »nd Waikato hH\e he«" aicurre.l by | ecp'o whu will not let a railway Kot'irough "hut roii"try. lhat is my real belief on thai •ulj <'t. I will now j'i»t p^»s to another local point. (Ch<-«r») T<.« ■•• xt )>< iit to vh>ch I ftnve part'cu'ar aneutioD was fdutaton: and I th nk that •o far all ntcesrftrv ir-vminni has been made f«r this riiatric'. I uiutts.y that the moment 1 pouted ou 1 to « li*Coven ment tt »t what t» e\ pr"po*ed tod • waa entirely ioadt quate, th«\ accept d my supgeition I allow* d tbun tint to|a<si heir Estimates. 1 thought that wanth- hn' t»Un. I »aw that »ni|.le proviHioDs hid te> o n acle for all paita of the colony »><e)>t Ins North* in pstt I 'hen fore «'d'd in ptcsinx th«> Entiina'*a in th • f rin fo as to »eiuie f< r the otht-r part of New Z aland that lbnal provis en whi< h th» Go\«riimeit pr'pos d to make, »d<i tl en drew tbe at'entum of t)<e Aw m>< y tn the fact that in thix portion if Nev* Z aland *in>i'ar pro^i^ion bad nnt be-n iLftile. T> • mon.^i tit waa pi in c < out there was » U'.M«>sal feeling ih-t jiutic--mnst be done fturi tb>y di« exactly wl at I sskedih'm to (*o Thne'ore, it is an miUir »inui(i»mei t, I am r«faponaiMe for tl at But aotii g»s > our reprt-smtative I t«>i>k c«re that tfia' wm dove Ti c iimainder of tb« mech referral pm cipel y to n i»irg matter% with o> c • i(e|ninn to which, if >)>ac« selves, we ■•ay ritort* in oar next. 'Jbe resolution p»»Mri I y ih- majority at tbe conoloaiot of tbe si e< on ye h «ye aUe-«l y p blisbed.