POLITICAL KITES.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10483, 21 November 1911, Page 4

POLITICAL KITES.

The Government party, driven to desperation by the force, of public opinion wflrich, iV so, pitanounjcedly agjadnst it, has•• iiow taken' to-flying poMioal 1 "kites. ' Special' correspondents have been; eimpilioyed to send out glowing reports concerning 'tfhe prospects of the coming caimipaigin. J.u AucMand we are toEl that Siiir John iFiindillaiy and tJie Gbverwrnewt candidates! wall "mate no race of it." hi fact, tilite. Opposition ' will be extinct aifiter 1 the election si. 'ln Tarana'ti, Haiwlke's Bay and Wellington, the peoplfe are returntoig to the I 'Wal fold by .the thousand, while in the Sbutih Island tlhe eltectors will hear of nothing .tout Ward—Sir 1 Joseph Ward, Bart, F.C., K.OM.G. Meanwhile, Mr Massey is only fooling Hinisielif that hie is- holding enith'usiasitio aneetings wHiwever lie gofcs, The 'iPttiess Association) is drafting rJte Uoiig bow when, it taffiks of the way the Opposition candidates ■sure being acclaimed. The tallk of the ne-ws-piaperte and t&je. people about a change is lalf amoonishine. The Liberal and Labour Federation', with, "ts titJJed PSresideint, is bound to win ev&ry time, and the rest will be no-whiea-e. We e-haffl 1 see.