It is a little curious that the amalgamation of boroughs and the division of counties should be a contemporaneous policy in New Zealand. Boroughs are accordingly progressive, while counties are retrogressive. Strong boroughs and weak counties may be said to bo the policy of the Government and Legislature. Towns are getting all the good things, and counties are going to the wall. In the old
struggle, town versus country, town has como°out top. Is it not time that the country had its innings and obtained promotion ■?—Wairarapa Daily Times. Old Winter comes with chilly breath Bringing sickness, sometimes death ; Yet every family, praise the saints May now he free from chest complaints. At winter’s cold and winter’s rain, We can laugh with might and main, For wc have the remedy pure W. E. WOODS’ GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE.
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Gisborne Times, Volume IX, Issue 920, 19 June 1903, Page 3
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