The Gisborne Times PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING GISBORNE, OCT. 12, 1906.
Some time ago we expressed our opinions pretty freely upon the chaotic condition of the Agricultural Department and the incompetency of its control That was not tho first time by a great many that attention has been drawn to the wretched state of things in that mo3t woefully mis-
managed l epartmont, but seemed adequate to the task of moving the Minister in charge to look into
things and effect the highly necessary changes. At last there is a ray of hope that “ something will be done/’ for we note that the lion, member for Waikato, Mr GreenaLrdo, has succeeded in drawing tho Minister into an admis- I sion that some chango is nec(S3ary, and in extracting the promise tha’ “some more satisfactory organisation would bo introduced into the Department, and it would be classified from tho top to the bottom.” Such cheering sows almost impels one who takes any Merest in tho succ-ss of the Depart-[ nont to ohout hurrah ; but uoiwit'n-1 tanding the Minister’s cheering pro- I aise there are indications in his further
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1903, 12 October 1906, Page 2
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