Newspaper Ideas.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume III, Issue 176, 16 July 1901, Page 4

Newspaper Ideas.

There is a general fall in produce values, and this is going tn resit on the community. Farmers will have less to spend, and wHen'tht-y bi'gjn toe< oiomise iottiers must do the .same. Ti.e savings io'f the past are, I owever, available, and will probably see U 3 the vost of the pinch.— F.eeLauce. - The lnailj words, and Hit Ophjr'a last signal were " Kia , 'ora." The Has iiga Bulieun says that it eho i d i-.terest people to know that the pi rase "Kiaora" had'-'gone quite out of the vocabulary of Jlaoris with any pretence to education, Now that the Duke has learned fro. say .'&■'. the. words have been taken upby' the rough and tumble, and are used in .the saoie sense as the equally learned English remark, «' What ho, she bumps! "

The Mataura fensjgn says:- Ac upon the dictates of this newly disc;vet e 1 attribute, several of them (Gove n übi I terms which were their denunciation 6c t'i.j li;iri'd,tha|.;\*-a'rwied th»-feeding bottle -it worshipped v. ith iho ■inpl.»iiirog?p.:rijisten<;e:;i'-<S; , 'e:it, S;jt! We cum >t expect dignity, or deco> - u t\ ■•it ottr lira a, of. B-apresoutruives—the ■'w.-iqle t-ina, fit '.pVevioiu sessions forbid 3 thai.—Ell.rt&uicYe G'SavQian."' The country does.nob ■ require tha 1 ; its !egisla;oM.sjjou.!(l sib up all night to do ihe bu-ine^.. lietter work wo.ald be done ■ i the hours k-pt ware more reasonable.— 'rlsbome Times. It ii the height of abnirdity to i!tr-mp to cast the blamo of working '■ours upon the Pmiiier. He is hum If ■>ne of the greatest,'''safFfj'rjra from the • legislation bj'.'epcliaustion ''process, a-v.l vp doubt nofy would gladly welconie a l n;fo : rirt. ii -M6. t 'giel Advt Gate.

' At the ing of a session the Hue prodigally wastes weeks of its valiiiblij ■ime in an'almost endiesa verbosity, and in the conoliidiug weeks rushes though, its work ..without {,ropt.T conni J-ration of clie iii; asures which are submitted f.r ita consideration.—Brute Herald.

'■ That (he members will lake the proposed £6O increased "h norarium " ;oes without'sayii'g. Tin bick-blocka settler.? will do withoat lieirroad*, bub'each True Patriot will nako a greater and a nobler saeri-ie-? 'ie will, lor the sake of "the 0 h> re,' 1 •ondescenu to add another £6O f> his vard-earncd salary. He will do thh in the name a nil ior the causa ■ f Libjiali mi shades of departed nurty-s, riae up au 1 ;heer...-r-W*nganui Chronicle the ; Maor'h.;d Mini ter of W .rks houldhave soiii" diilicur.v in reouvli g Aa'-fact that lie rejoiced to :ien i h " 1 •Ireds of -your.g i? w Zealanders to bleed ind die for England willi the firs t'at he wa3 n-)f pr-pared ",to disc iri node himself to Ihe oxte,.t of shifting h ; s* quartern a-jr B*/the street for the e >avenience of the ho ; r ap.j'irent to tin English throne. Of' eour.-ie, ths i"ir apparent wouliviiot c) ; fl a wv-T>er."'u-iip, ihb; kind of fiiin; --howa what Imperii!, pa'ro idm i* -wo-th >ti c OTid o',po itici 113 —Melbourne Pu.n:h;