A COALITION MINISTRY.

Taranaki Daily News, 19 June 1915, Page 2

A COALITION MINISTRY.

To tho Kdilor. Sir. --The Tauinaranui bye-election has been fought and Avon fairly by the <)p]kimember, and the .Premier, as confident a* ever in his part y> is rcI»»H hI to have said that "It now rema ins <lo bo soon whether the Opposition will force i!if country to another .uvneral election or not." Never since hi-'iury ha.-. the British Junpit'e and the Dominion of New Zealand had greater need of brains than in the preM'Ht lime 01* for we are undoubtully face In face with the direst problem it is possible to solve. And i cannot believe that the Leader of the'Cpposition or his party desire another ;;vnera[ election, and since Sir Joseph Ward is admitted by most of the leading . m-v. ni' (lie Dominion to be • eic of !he e.lih'-l. slaio-mien v. e have < ver had. win dors not the I'remicr do the ri'dit tiling? For, of course, tin* Jir-t nii'\i' for a coalition ministry must come fii'in him. ami ho should at once call Parliament together, and lake rt Mite of the i 1 ou>e on the tpieMion. If In l does r.ol, ami [here is another <-hvtifii. he. and he alone, will be mainly responsible, and it is to be Imped that; i.'fili lie ad- pr.mipll\- and the electors will >.v to it 'that Helunn. an ! .\l: | --; y are forever aboli.-hed. - f an;' Voiu-s. I'I.IZA A. MATIIKWS. Omala, Taranal.i, June IT, l'.Uf>.