“FATHER AND SON.”

Taranaki Daily News, 23 December 1922, Page 7

“FATHER AND SON.”

BRITAIN AND DOMINIONS. AFFECTION THE FINAL TEST. London Dpc. J. Doclarinff riitri +he most difficult time in the relationship of father and son was when the snn was to f°el his manhood, tho Prime Minister. Ate. Bon ar Law. annliod the analogy to the when sneak’"" nt the annual meeting nf Empire Parliampntfirv Association. The Dominions. Im said w* eonRP’OUS +hat *h n v worn notified to n larger shf,™ in the direction nf Trnnern’ nnliev. There was no mnehmerv for copprin" that, am 7 tW mi’flt. Thnrnforp. depend nnon woodwi ll "11 round. Vo nr. <mn*sa* ; nr» w?ic morp Hkate tn m" f ntnin +ha* f«elin" than flip Empire Parliamantar'" AssorinHnn Mr. T’pm=n” ''T"n4nnfl l - 1 n"r<md that flip pnqlop'v nF fp+lmr end con was prn*oundlv true ’*• + l,n nt the "Dominmna. CS-nof P- : + nin ponld no lonvpr issim n'-Zlnrc vu > o-rpat nro' f,, °m was to nqtablisli Fi.Jpv,: n nffnn. *ion. whieh ■”ms 4 hn +pst nf flip ■’•'rnntee’s eontinimd pvUtpnpn. Pte believed +hnt sppurifv for tllP future dnnpndcd O" lar" n -m’ndp/Inpq=:. A cprins of oxnpriments yp’o to devise n new mnar,? nF meptimv nld nrnhiem's. Tliorp wnc r>n beffpr laboratory tnr the study nF them 4 hnn in the Dnmin'on = . QL- .Tohn Elm'"’ prnnlmaJcnrl flint nypcsnnf sffl+nq nf f]iP Pomintens V" "■ 4 l’° rocpif of silent growth, and not formal cession.