Mr Monk denies that the Farmers’ Union is a revival of the National Association, as stated by .the Premier, but says it is a revival of common sense. Mr A. Kayes’ successor on Hansard has not yet been appointed. Five men are to be taken on the staff in order to test their capabilities for the position. If Parliament reduces the number of small governing bodies in New Zealand this session, and reorganises municipal affairs generally, it will not sit for nothing. Aurora Australis! that wonderful sight, That dazzles the eyes with its brilliance and light, Occurs in those regions where ice and the snow, Extend everlasting above and below. Such a climate would kill us so used to the heat, New Zealand’s bright sunshine is so hard to beat. It i 3 here we escape coughs and colds to be sure, By taking that Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. *
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 158, 16 July 1901, Page 1
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