Only Themselves to Blame
"We must not bjame the Government, but ourselves, for the present stat'e of affairs," said a speaker at the annual' conference "of the Waikato Farmers' Union at Hamilton. bulk of our farmers blindly followed the Cdalition last electioh, a'nd noff they are gettfng just what they served. There are many ° stauneh Eeformers and Uniteds who regret their action, and would vote differently today if they had anjrpportunity. ^ Wept For Phar Lap As an instance of how many peop'e took the recent death of Phar Lap, t e wonder horse, the following authentw case may be quoted, writes a correr' pondent: A group of business ® were in one of Auckland's well-knoffn hotels'the morning after the first came through, and" the8 frost®? was reading the morning paper. h hastily put the journal down a. turning away wept unrestraineO'f She stated that the 'ifescription how the trainer had wept on ? , Lap's neck was too much for frer 8j she found relief in tears*.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 201, 18 April 1932, Page 4
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164Only Themselves to Blame Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 201, 18 April 1932, Page 4
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