SECOND EDITION Wairarapa Daily Times. [Established 1878.] FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1894. THE BLUE SKY IN THE DISTANCE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4772, 13 July 1894, Page 2

SECOND EDITION Wairarapa Daily Times. [Established 1878.] FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1894. THE BLUE SKY IN THE DISTANCE.

Wi; were pleased to liolico iullie letter of our able mid well-informed Wclling'on correspondent, published in our last issue, lliat (bore is a more hopeful feeling in Ibo I'hnpiro City its to the prospects of trade. The'. Colony bus boon suffering from ccrlitin finitneinl bogies for a, Ion" time, mid it is only now that the bogie man may be said to have come and gone. We have possibly a small bogie still remaining,a .queer Socialistic bogie wbo is regarded by some people as a friend, but wbo makes people w'lh money button up their pockets. Still, ih's friend we are gelling used to, and wo are not quite sure that be may not bo improved and educated. Our legislators in the House of Representatives are, so says our Wellington eorresp/jndcnt. I a vast improvement on their predecessors, and this, if it nipnos any.tliing, indicates that there is more virtue, self respect, and common sense iiitbepccsuiit.setof men. They may all be Liberals, but this matters litlle if they be trustworthy. We would just as soon see an honest Liberal as a dishonest Conservative in the House, and take more comfort in the assurance given that the present members arc a better, lot, for this is an assurance that the Socic - listic bogie won't be allowed a" hV own way. All that wojKiiit id'or the Colony to haven 'fair -chance to prosper, and if honest men arc coming to the front we sec no reason why it should not do so, even though the administration he Liberal.