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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 37, 3 July 1914, Page 5

tl.it had any other system to prove ouUl have made any heeii m v °fi u tl überal surpluses. difterence to the borrowing ?■ TS'ei,"'—J» r s« •'"" e °* T „ ■ for the a » . an increase o£ ex a growing cou » tr y..„i lc a „d that was pen'diture was uie t w ] lo criticised the best reply Government, the administration of i MVeaS ed, The graduated tax lia y wo uld ami another turn of \,o Riven, it neccs*#- a ' v tllc signs of land-owners weit ita „ thM the times and w>, thcm amo ngst holdings and fe Th e land laws the !»» ller n *S by the Governhad been \ t i forward had meu t, and a g icft ? n ®,.} t he gum lands of the North for irui u t l w country undoubtuU; . ce to Masse y Government had lie declared 11,1 . I\- . rs had gone about tion a band of paid B SSS'« l"»" * Ki' SwJoS'K 1 ' ?ot a i° : l^l-' o it resort to such dishonest methods as had been adopted by the Be form party All that lmd been said about the Liberals had been proved false to . t.Ue last shred. Mr. Okcv contended that the presence of the Government that night showed the feeling of the people. Mr. Massey had no fear of notice to quit. J.o increase the screw of the land-tax would effect the small settlers, who were the backbone of. the country. The. Government's land policy was the most liberal ever enjoyed by the country. , : The debate adjourned, on the motion, of Mr. Glover. The llouso rose at 111.12 p.m.