Lloyd-George’s Policy.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 4505, 18 December 1909, Page 2

Lloyd-George’s Policy.

London, December 16. Lord Willoughby de Brooks, in a speech at Far worth, said that the policy outlined ; by Mr Lloyd George and Mr Winston Churchill, would not fill t . ompty stomachs ; would mean Ireland for cattle drivers; atheism for school children ; £SOO a year for paid officials, water for the working man, and the Empire - for foreigners. London. December 16. Joseph Chamberlain in a letter supporting Henniker Heaton’s candi*--dature for Canterbury says ** It has been given to few men to promote reforms and see them adopted in their own lifetime with universal approval, added, * <f I take speciel pleasure in the certainty of your return, for I know how warmly you appreciate the importance of drawing the Empire closer together. Your wide knowledge of colonial conditions and your support of the policy I endeavoured to recommend will be of great valqe.