✨ Provincial Government Speech
and cordially to co-operate in endeavouring to
obliterate all traces of the past dissensions, and in
promoting by means of the ample funds at our
disposal the welfare and prosperity of all classes
of the community; and finally, to assure you,
that however unwilling I might have felt, while
the Province was involved in difficulties, to
desert the post which in spite of all the anxieties
and responsibilities it has entailed, I have so long
held, still, now that the Province has, I trust,
been safely piloted through the storm, I shall
in the event of any material difference ever
occurring between you and the Executive, at
any time, be prepared to relieve you from the
difficulty, so far as my retirement, once and for
ever from my present office, possibly can.
I. E. FEATHERSTON,
SUPERINTENDENT.
[Printed by McKenzie & Muir.]
Wellington Provincial Gazette 1861, No 19
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Speech by the Superintendent of Wellington
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🏘️ Provincial & Local Government29 May 1861
Provincial Council, Opening Speech, Superintendent, Wellington, Roads, Bridges, Toll Gates, Revenue, Wanganui, Lunatic Asylum
- I. E. Featherston, Superintendent delivering speech
- I. E. Featherston, Superintendent