Mr Munders addressed the House at some length, under stroug excitement but omitted to say which way he would vote. Tainui, who said he was a new member, referred to the West Coast affair in support of the natives, and advised the Government to be careful wha.'i promises they made to natives, for if S-Jouthem natives had been troublesome - JS -well as Northern, they havesometlii.agtodo.Wliatoverarrangement:a would the Government had made he hoped be earned out, even if the hon. member for Wap^anui became l*rcmier, he hoped he would remember this. He wanted another ineua ocr for the South Jslaud to assist him, and ,^ said there should also be another for V". aikato. Perhaps it was btcauee of this •hat the trouble had arisen, for they did not consider themselves well enough repre sented. He would say, before he sat down ithat when the division took place, he would •vote for which ever side he thought proper. ((Laughter).
