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Hokitika Guardian, 19 March 1923, Page 2

THOUCHTS FOR THE TIMES. Tub Political Bent. Though the political consciousness and national character of the average New Zealander, as distinct from his British ancestor, has yet to be worked out by tbe social psychologist, yet it is certain lie is not by nature conservative. nor is lie generally revolutionary; he has scarcely any class-hatred, lie lie high or low. He believes in his country, though, and is confident ol its great future. The poo; !o of the Dominion are also pre-eminently lovers of freedom by nature, however much they may also respect, authority and value social cohesion. An ideal of Now Zealand as it might he. is a vision to many, and that party—be it Liberal or Reform or Labour—which can show a policy to lead her into the promised land will eventually find favour with the people. New Zealand will always have a place for true Liberalism.

Summer-time is Hay-fever-time. You won’t lie troubled this summer if you keep “NAZOL” bendy. Is fid buys CO dost!*. Scli-roder nod Co., are now fully prepared with Winter Furs, in Steles and Wraps at exceptional value. The beautiful Furs include, skunk, silver fox, mole coney, black coney, kit fox, white tliibet. imitation ermine, kolinsky wraps, imitation squirrel, bear, skunk goat, stranded neat, marabout wraps, natural budgets, jackal, seal. and beaver. These have all been secured on favourable terms by Schroder and Co. Inspection invited.—Advt.