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Rodney and Otamatea Times, Waitemata and Kaipara Gazette, Issue 27, 4 October 1901, Page 2

When we want a Department of wife and humour est blish d in the " largest wooden building in the world "° no doubt we can get a Bill passed for the pur, ose.—l hristchurch Press, If tlie Liberal Ciou^^gHk^flttflttfl sand indopeud^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H stifling- the CJ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H much mo c L^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H really is thair^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H rapa Times. i.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Much as the^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Premier to do ion by his pi'£j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^| him. JNo 'one^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H mysteries °j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H but he can l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H in tini' s of oi's at mii elecJ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H his political munfflH|Hj^^^^^^H those daring spirits^^ioln^^^^^B temerity to question his sup^H^H authority. His departure woul!^^

mean a national loss, and lie cannot he must not fee allowed to go,— "Wellington Post.

Our country correspondents who hare lam dormant during- the chilly days of winter have at last be-n a: roiisedmto activity by the genial influences of spring. As a result ;wo of them awakened—not to sono-—-i u + f» prose, vid the editor's heart* palpitated with 3 oy on the. receipt of their wntabiftume. May the remainder return to their normal condition in timo to read tins issue, and thereby be in*2T\i y,tJJe SeiltlG hint toY "shak« , oft duU sloth,"-Waim«te Witne^