LIONS AT

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 334, 22 September 1932, Page 4

LIONS AT

PRIME MINISTERB ' CHAMBER OFcifl DINNM ORITIOtSM Amu Explaining that he hs9 invitation of the Canteifl of Commerce in ordertiH self "the lions at- phfl Minister (the. Hight ■ Forb'es) told members oH at theix annual dinnetH night that they were nolfl as he had pictured thefl Press. ■ "I have jhst been fl speech by the presidec-M quoted some remarks iH Stead pointing out theefl ment in 1885," said lifl ;took some little complisH I thought to myself,,B apparently. been: going H time. I was interestkH that in 1874 the ChanM was criticising the Goifl I don't think that in thH chamber has ever let qH "When I acceptedpH th'e Prime Minister -vmH ing his remarks to thH thought that I should H myself the lions at pia^H a numher of your rea'H had read. a good cussions. il looked upofl as a, fearsome sort of^B thought it would beni^f at play. I realise that^H casion when the Gover^B come in for its full tion. A few moments^H president drinking a juice. I thought, verage that will mello^^H waited to see what^H have. But the questionjM expenditure still loom;^| felt like one of the who said: 'Why brir.g^B "We may not be suggest," "continued may not he able to^H standard of perfectioa^H the president in bis-^H afraid that if any that, i-t would not be^H for long. Perhaps 1 saying of Mark Twaii^H you'll be lonely'." The Prime Ministfl^H never taken. exception^H taxpayers, because had >every right to ti^H long as they paid their^H ticism gave them some^H then they were of the chamber woulfl^H Chinaman and his the wall and was anything went wrong i^H put it on the floor, When things were rig^H on the wall again. was in much th'e saiae^H joss.