AMALGAMATION.
v.To the Editor of the Times,) Sir,—Do you not think that .Sir Jo> seph Ward and all his understrapper-,, and our hon. member, Mr Carroll, are to be congratulated for holding their hand quiet about amalgamation ? How •would the Government look now, after •the great knock-out it got at Wednesday night’s meeting, at the hands ot the ratepayers, who, t 0 pu way of thinking, should say whether we want amalgamation or not. .lr F. Harris, one of the champions ui amalgamation, has run his race m this matter, and before he ever comes again to put a lot of nonsense down people's throats, let him consider, is he to run the -show, or like severing bis connection with the Government, are Kiev to go bung ? Mr W. D. Lysnar has still got 'something on his r best But it will keep,!—l am, etc., COME HOME. P.S.—I waited for Mr Harris to ask Mr Carroll, at the public meeting, as to bis “ contemptible ” treatment, but Frank was not on* Wby, 2
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 463, 4 July 1902, Page 2
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172AMALGAMATION. Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 463, 4 July 1902, Page 2
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