"THE PRESS."
The "Piress" of Masterton came itii for a sever© handling from one of the speakers at the opem-uk deanoaiistra>tiion 'last cveaifimg, because it is iimamiimous'ly declaring ifoir "reform." So far as the "Age" is concerned, it does what it conceiiveisi to Be its duty by tlie people. Its support has not' been. pwohased by ciitto' side m polities'. It knows no individual' ki th© present contest. It has no grudge against Mr Hogg, and no brief for Mr Sykea. It merely states' the opinion, that the time has arrived when, tlbere, shoavTd bet a change fita. the administu-atign of tlhie affairs of t.k'ls coumtry, and it has confidence in the Reform Phrty that it will 1 work for tlie genarall 1 good of the ■ Domjiiniom. Tlio.views we have expressed on tUile are not the viewsof one man-, l>iit the views'of a.forge section of the eoimnamitv.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10501, 13 December 1911, Page 4
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147"THE PRESS." Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10501, 13 December 1911, Page 4
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