Parliamentary Debates
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165 8 4 Papers supplied . • . . 6 17 6 Total £600 7 11 Captain Russell, £187 3s. Id. ; Sir H. A. Atkin- son, £187 3s. Id. The present Government gave this return. The individual expenses in connection with the two members who attended that Conference— outside of Sir George Grey, who must have paid the bulk of his own ex- penses—were £187. The present Government were quite satisfied to give that return, and had it laid on the table, and surely, following on the lines they adopted in 1891, they o...ught to be prepared to give us the information we require.
Mr. SEDDON.— We refused then to give de- tails, and we refuse now.
Mr. MOORE.— The details I have given, and if the honourable gentleman is prepared to give similar details I shall be quite satisfied with Digitized by Google 493 Imprest Supply [fiOUSB.] BM (No. 2).
[Nov. 4 them. I do not mean neoeBsarily to tay he has been at all extravagant* but in the inter- ests of the country we have a right to know how the money has been spent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
165 8 4 Papers supplied . • . . 6 17 6 Total £600 7 11 Captain Russell, £187 3s. Id. ; Sir H. A. Atkin- son, £187 3s. Id. The present Government gave this return. The individual expenses in connection with the two members who attended that Conference— outside of Sir George Grey, who must have paid the bulk of his own ex- penses—were £187. The present Government were quite satisfied to give that return, and had it laid on the table, and surely, following on the lines they adopted in 1891, they o...ught to be prepared to give us the information we require.
Mr. SEDDON.— We refused then to give de- tails, and we refuse now.
Mr. MOORE.— The details I have given, and if the honourable gentleman is prepared to give similar details I shall be quite satisfied with Digitized by Google 493 Imprest Supply [fiOUSB.] BM (No. 2).
[Nov. 4 them. I do not mean neoeBsarily to tay he has been at all extravagant* but in the inter- ests of the country we have a right to know how the money has been spent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by New Zealand. Parliament. House of Representatives to read onlineMoreLess
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