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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1481, 6 March 1885, Page 3

la the oourae of a leading article upon the Ministers’visit to different parte of the oniony the Auckland Free Lance says; —f‘ We do whether or not these Ministerial ptogresses with their deputations, tbejr banquets, and their general flaakeyism, are essential to the existence of liberalism in politics; bat when we find •a ey-cabman at a Ministerial banquet in Westland giving, ainidpt much applause, little bits of the personal history of his Wen& the twin premiers pf the colony, for tW encouragement of the proletariat we conclude that parvenu heads of de prfßMiu are thus put en evidence to show that eyery mao in New Zealand carries a Ertfolio in his carpal-bag, and may hope, B tfae Hon Mr Ballance, to be carried about the colony in the Government yacht, attended by his under-secretary, bis private secretary, his interpreter, and bis orderlies, and bis able munificently to Bve away, for his own glorification, in rgess, money which notoe bat the toiling thousands of hisfellow colonials will have to make good by their labor and the sweat of their brow.” Wekoowrthat there {s oothing oh earth equal to llop 3iUets as a family medicine. Look for. —tAuyr.] 11 Rough on Rats,"—Clears out rats, mice, "wts, bed-bugs, beetles, insects. {eats,-