Parliamentary Debates : Official Report 14
Parliamentary Debates : Official Report 14
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The pro- prietors of the coach between Springfield and Hokitika made a charge of £39 for the convey- ance of two honourable members by a private trap from Springfield to Hokitika. He dis- allowed the charge, because it seemed to him excessive. He had, a week or two ago, settled the claim by paying the two honourable mem- beis the ordinary fare of £7 10s. each: that included luggage. He had no dealings what- ever with the coach-proprietors, but left it to the honourable members to deal with him....
Those honourable members were liable to be detained three days if they had not engaged the private conveyance, and in addition to the £7 10s. he made them a small allowance for the three days. The claim was therefore settled for £18 instead of £89. He might perhaps take this opportunity of stating, with regard to the previous question, that he was not aware of ever having passed any extravagant travel- ling expenses for honourable members. He exercised the greatest vigilance with regard to those charges, and he passed none that did not commend themselves to his judgment as leaaonable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pro- prietors of the coach between Springfield and Hokitika made a charge of £39 for the convey- ance of two honourable members by a private trap from Springfield to Hokitika. He dis- allowed the charge, because it seemed to him excessive. He had, a week or two ago, settled the claim by paying the two honourable mem- beis the ordinary fare of £7 10s. each: that included luggage. He had no dealings what- ever with the coach-proprietors, but left it to the honourable members to deal with him....
Those honourable members were liable to be detained three days if they had not engaged the private conveyance, and in addition to the £7 10s. he made them a small allowance for the three days. The claim was therefore settled for £18 instead of £89. He might perhaps take this opportunity of stating, with regard to the previous question, that he was not aware of ever having passed any extravagant travel- ling expenses for honourable members. He exercised the greatest vigilance with regard to those charges, and he passed none that did not commend themselves to his judgment as leaaonable.
What to read after Parliamentary Debates : Official Report 14?
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