THE FEDERATION BILL.
[n\ TCLKGKVriI.— C'OI'YIIK.Iir. — RhrTHl.] Mi nioi'itsr, August S. Mr Shivici.'s icply to Sir Alcvinder Stu.ut's eommuniuition, intimating the inability of New South Wales to j>m any federal body constituted under the icccutly pa^jpd Knibling Kill, Ins been made public. Mi Service hope 3 that with fuithcr coiwdci.itiou the colony of New Will's will tin 1 no reason for •landing aloof fiom an intcicoloiiiai fed( ration. MrSuisice ln« requested Mr Griftith, Premiii of Q.ifensland, to draft a memolanduin to be. snbniitteil to the vanous rolonies embodying their acceptance of the pio\hions ot the Federal Council Bill, and Mr GnlHth li.is consented to accede to his request. London', Aaeust 9. Tho Fedt'iatiou Enabling Bill has passed the House of Loids. In lefircuec to this measure the Spectator evjiii'ssi-s an opinion that the action (,{ New South Wales is cioss giained, and aUo ufer^ to then action as the dog-in the-manger.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2043, 11 August 1885, Page 2
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150THE FEDERATION BILL. Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2043, 11 August 1885, Page 2
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