THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
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It seems a very long time since the scare with which the City had been affected by the arrival of Britain's first bailor Ministry was supposed to have been abated and tin* prices o stocks and shares sent flying up because the Piiine Minister bad worn a silk hat when be went to Buckingham Palace. What the financial correspondent of the “Daily News” described as “one of tin 4 most potent pieces of headgear ever created” may not have thrilled tin 4 heart of the Klopov as powerfully as lie declared it to have calmed the nerves of the City. But a. very few days later the Empire also had its chance. When th< 4 new Secretary of State for the Colonies declared not only that lie was prouder of it than ever before, the Empire in its turn became prouder of him than it had ever exported to he of any Labor man in that position.— •’Post,” Wellington.
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1924, Page 2
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168THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 23 July 1924, Page 2
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