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Hokitika Guardian, 23 October 1925, Page 2

THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. ‘T'.U Tint's. I'kkvisii. ami I’kmvkksk." 1 1 i - t lif | met iff of ridiculous conceit to tli.it the l.rilioiir Party ha- tile manii-.'ll solutions for tile oroiioniif problems i.f tlie period. In every roentry "here I.nlio'.ir governs to-day, tlie political record i- one of muddle and extra meant experiment. Hut tlie l>e.:t lilMer to i.ainUl'.- < I i-f i: 111 f. 111 is t i lie found in tlie preface to the Hoik of Common Prayer: “Xor can we exile t that men of factious, peevish, and perverse spirits shnultl he satisfied itii anythin.' that mti he done in this hind l.y any other than themselves." Christchurch “Sun.”

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