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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1997, 5 February 1907, Page 1

The Gladstone correspondent of the Win rurap a Nows states that the Tupnrnpuru estate, owned by Mr "W; C. Mnchanan, lias been brought within the £150,0U0 limit, by the disposal of a section, at one end, to Mr Archibald Clark, late manager of Tupurupurtt station, and a piece at the other end to Messrs Buchanan Bros., nephews of the owner. The lastnamed are building a. foiirtocn-roomed resilience and a woolslied, and Mr Clark will erect a residence.

At tlie next meeting of tlio Wellington Education Hoard Mr. A II Vile will move: 1 'That in view of movement in the direction ol encouraging instruction in home economics in the educational insv.iuiti.iii3 of the colony, this hoard urge upon the. Education Department the desirability of arranging for the engagement for a period of iVliss Gilchrist, Tennessee University, or some other competent person.’ Misfortunes, it is said, never come singly. And so an old settler in the Waikato found to his sorrow and loss. He went into a neighbouring township for the purpose of having his grandchild vaccinated, and during his absence his house caught lire, and was burned to the ground. Nothing was savei 1. Shortly afterwards, when lie had got the timber for a new house stacked on the ground and was about to begin building operations, the great ilootl came and swept it away. A jjonuon correspondent writes:— One docs not look for unanimity of opinion on political questions, least of all as to the merits of a speech on “the other side” It is always extremely droll to read different in tices of each speech delivered by the present Prime Minister. Ho is pcpularly credited with being a worthy and well-meaning old gentleman, of hardy average ability, whom casual circumstances have precipitated into a position which he is not specially qualified to fill. His speeches are invariably treated by Conservative critics as tirades of twaddle, filings up of platitudes, only lightened occasionally by feeble japes or spiteful personalities. This is perhaps hardly fair to poor “C.-8.,” but it terribly “riles” the Radicals, who instantly rush to acclaim their chief as a statesman and leader of incomparable power and tact and' eloquence and all tho rest of it. Each of his ‘glorious” or “noble”—l can show you all of these adjectives used in that connection—and lie is not merely bespattered hut positively drenched with fulsome laudation. His implied menace to (lie Lords when moving the discharge of the Education Bill is alluded to by the Radical journals in trembling tones, and almost with bated breath, os implyng some vengeance too fearful to he put into ordinary words. But it is derided by the Opposition papers as a mere pretty ebullition of defeat—inspired annoyance really doesn’t much matter anyway.

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