PRAISE FOR THE CABINET.
SUNG BY ITSELF. IBy Telegraph—Press Association.) Timaru, Hay 12. At a "social" given to iho Hon. T. Buxton at Fairlio on Friday evening tho Hon. T. Mackenzie was present, and both Ministers, during the course, of their speeches, made referenco to Hie party question. , Mr. Buxton prolcstod against the Opposition saving that the present Ministry had no right to enrrv on. They had a majority, and a head likely io do better work than Mr. Massey was capable of. Mr. Mackenzie complained of the Opposition's attempt to belittle him, as he had done nothing to deserve such intaeks. Cabinet was determined to do good work if Riven a chance, and he asked tp ire given that chance. The alternative would not bo JJr. llnssev, whom he likened to Moses, who never reached the Promised Land. Personally, he would not care if ho were relegated to private life. He might then lis able to make a little money, which a Minister could not do.
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1438, 13 May 1912, Page 4
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167PRAISE FOR THE CABINET. Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1438, 13 May 1912, Page 4
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