THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES.
Tin: Saw t: Ot.n Ct.ovrx Horn- - . (Bv Sin bail). How dnth tlie gentle Labourite pursue tlt-e shrinking vote, and sings his song lor our delight, with low and tuneful note. Abandoned is the fiery veil that oil e we used to hear, the fiery words that used to tell that Paddy Webb was near, and Holland now, who used to raise his (speeches to a scream, now advocates, these latter day-, proposals not extreme. You'd never know to hear him spout, lie was a Socialist, the things he used to talk about, are from his speeches niisscd: to moderation he'd aspire, and front all force lie free, and Aloseow he does not admire, at least not openly, till! Labour loaders are today the quietest of men. the fiery things they used to say have passed heyonVT their ken, and only in the seamen s strike do we find any proof, that there is still, with all alike, the same old cloven hoof. —Christchurch Star.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1925, Page 2
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168THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES. Hokitika Guardian, 27 October 1925, Page 2
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