Fragmented debate on ministry policy and finance in colonial council
In a sprawling session the colonial assembly debated ministry power to dissolve the lower house, land licenses under the Land Act, and protectionist tariffs. Mr Nicholson led opposition against premature reforms and warned that grants, salaries, and railway loans risked widening deficits while urging lawful, constitutionally sound measures.
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