MR JOSEPH IVESS AND THE LAND MONOPOLISTS.
Tq the Editor. Sir, —rAfter a masterly inactivity of some two or thrae years' duration, the Mail and Mr Joseph Ivess are aj;ain bursting with euthaaiaam over the land question and what they are pleassd to Cill Liberalism—the only difference between the present outbreak and that which enlivened the laat VVakanui election being that the " bursting-up tax," which used to form the leading feature of Mr Ivess's political programme, has now been quietly dropped out of the pro gramme. But what I want to know itr this:—lf Mr Iveß3 really does believe large landholders to be such very objectionable parsons, why did he two or three months ago interview some of them with a view of gaining their support at the present election ? An answer will oblige Observbr.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1309, 21 July 1884, Page 2
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135MR JOSEPH IVESS AND THE LAND MONOPOLISTS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1309, 21 July 1884, Page 2
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