THE LAND QUESTION.
The Wellington Evening Post wants to know what are the .intentions of the.Mackenzie Government in regard to .the laud question. Eor the peace of, mind of. our .contemporary we j would hasten to .say that, k> fax as j cp.ri be discovered, the Government i'lias-md-mentions'. The Hbn. T. Mackenzie has stated plainly that he w'shes the country to have a political rest. In otflier words, he is not going ,*o risk any legislation of a debatable character. All he desires is to. jretajn office until he can convince the people that, if he can do iio good, he has no serious .intentions of doing much harm. There is every probability, however, cf the people's representatives in. Parliament preventing 'the realisation of tlr's desire. If it i,s .a,ny satufoction to the Evening Post, we would state that, although one-half cf the Ministry are leasehjoklers. two-third*, of the members cf I the Bouse are pledged to the free--1 hold.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10611, 18 April 1912, Page 4
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160THE LAND QUESTION. Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10611, 18 April 1912, Page 4
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