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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1919, Page 2

Sir John Findlay, M.P., stated to a liawke's Bay paper that if he Is a candidate iit next election it certainly will not be as a supporter ox the National Government. He went on to /ay; •'! believe the general feeling of the mera : born of the House, perhaps by both [lartiea, but undoubtedly of the Libera! party, ir. that now the war if ovm, the sooner the present National Government is dissolved, the better it will be for New Zealand. The party system hue many defects, and in the pre-war days v.'c tolerated these with some impatience 3. but i am satiscd that ruo?.t of the people, and certainly the majority of the present members of ihe House, will veleo,mo the., veturi) .of the party system, which in the moat •sfl'ective instrument :''U!°ri vroprwuive Government. "Whit do yoL thinlr of the chnf.ceH of 4 general election before Decern bt'fi* tsked ,?.he '••eporter. '1 ingeneviil .»i«ctio7i sjnoVMy after the House meet* in June is mom thai. possible. m sa«v JJ. m prebftb!«.'' lepliep tte VK-mbeif foi' Hfrv/ke't Sik.i'DON'T DJKT Dp. Sheldon's Dijrostiv? Talotai Imi k:u. and allow you to ea! *ll I'" ■"!, •.v'mleaome food you >vum.. If 301. are suffering from Indigestion, yo.i will bo surprised at the speedy relief they vill give you. If your ease i« of Ion'; standing, it will require a reasonable time to effect a remedy, for N«» tnie cannot reiibue worn-out- I i ernes with new ones by i>it!4>tu But wlum, by the use ot His-- prepnra.tior,, the stornnnh is ftven absolute rest, and a'ntndunt • nourishment and )c:-r.i. ifru"?tlvo furnished m-ovcrv W oerIn'in Mi'' »'T»"«rt T'ri.-n 1/0 q , )( ) g 9 8d Obtainable evcrj whew,