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A L AB ERE IS THOUGHTS .

• A Correspondent of a southern k contemporary, ginning himself ''An Ordiniry Labourer," writes as f >l.ows : — " N"->w I "hope New Zealand will neVer take her-guage of comparison from England. KngUnd's institutions were not made for her wording 'men. S-ie has never given her toiling millions a chance. ; she has achieved vttondrous triumphs hi all depaatnrntsj she has been very kind to ' the high, born and rich, but hard, h»rd, is the treatment site has given to her pfartoiling m«m ani women, the well-springs, of her prosperity and heavily will the day of wrath be. She has studied politicil economy not huinmity. The feudtl system is extinct. The modern feudal system will soon l>e assaile 1 to ii-s very foundations; every soci-il evil brings i*s own dire puuwhni p nt, and out of that punishment the cure often springs. Of cout-ee we, will admit that population increases and develops the resource* of.the country, but why is, it that only working nian ia gp>dged his fe# shillings a week extra, when jail jjlassjes are indulging m extra profits, andUharing the general prosperity ? One of the silliest arguments, yet one often urged against increase of wagas is that we (the labouring classes) only drink* it. Well, suppose .w£ do drink it ! Suppose we all rlriuk like nVnds, that only shows that the effect of the ill-usage of centuries remains. Is that sufficient reason to^ deprive us of justly won earnings 1 No! Thei-e 'are^but two ways «f d-laing with drunkenness, the dttyse ot ( onr, clans and of otlr-r classes Th^ firsv- is — close the public ; this is th platform of io*a\ absti-icra, x mt it n^ver will be ace* n>plish*H»il, V f Th" j-imjoih! is — plao? the Ifquor traiiic in 'tbe> Bands of )aauagi i vs p.»iii i>y the State ;j

cUots. it would oe to me m i>iagei» 1 iu.,i6»»u .tutto euci>ur.ige drunkenness. They would be far less enorgy and rtduftentUoT^iiL^i^huii<gj|BpfW^ii» <»mbik* j its pr >f>er reg il-v iC^^he^^^^^ft^ii uTiXt l«e < u n ln* State cjutroi frotJKnrat to;l||p>^L{j^£tfui.ds mther { 4%n!Ji'iiihtfbCjbM™i;!i 1^ cc ' i>i: * p -c'<et.\ * |SL caw'f m )n sl|j l^' I ' JS cr ' c • land [ffips ofim > "■» I°NS» <>ui*#|^>liiw{idii(rs Ufoe estaww iua Jii»^e«i^»uii f iy^lMWlitif,ie-Hit'i» to till hick ou a^dfe seal ; wa have im|H»rt?l * lar^e p ipul.ttkm'of pSur people to meet the d maud f '"'" l iiii' 1 " T'" — 7 r "" : "^ 1 aMt BeoFthe i»runt oftaxition from the'largeHtlw ud holder in his evil day ; and I doubt tfyerto are tome unpleasant timys iv ature for the labourers." \T B ro . B i a ♦•*''. wiffi _H, i (l(Vr »'" l> ' junv,n»i I> cfm'i r 7 ipr.4 ilv «m^ ,»i C?f '^T^ Lu«f »fi ..nl C.u-ibv B» It4. if tf ■ .|ii...M....'i '..■■> « llt lt ,iu n>a > r Immi'tvmiv . „ t»i* hn k '<jl^<li.ijl4'>'7( fc C'i t vb t J if A A "'•« »*r()i«'. T »«• u'a'n'iH i a tiilur h* •Vl*'Jjvh a 'vl> «v ic*ie i» w(e .• r. •■« iii/** tfH* •« H f vrb i-j -J h^ inn \n r >»n-l dr^»s njik r, *+*„ o<\ , t/,? ii k t» f i Vf'(j',j|. 'Ie. r i.»a r «» *ii*,«i'.in»> *i fl/h •.•'■ iT.I Mi^iei I h-anf-'ij»y -> e'V^nj '♦/Ji^.l '^ B ink ''oiwfjf-ll.^l f«*i u v< J ai-r i)»»'iif /toll h<ii'n «. i»'tM f<»r nap 3 «r*^hi j !«•' i» I -irit « ha 1 u^CrtS^ ■;• )\ ]ffrwt^*jt tij in t(Jk -v« p »i>v 1 e•• 'n»i' - t < .••ipfiuirs V.» t .c mi«nt «>' £2-^0 i»'k • ifl tn^ivjfpi Itfivii^'o I »m».. I>i lb<» H,»ri»y»; o' t<r f»r «< -it y^a- C«*y,7wlitTing, t> m< « c «»» fiitfled t» dray* hjiimisV ci'Viain itK«tjitanc<-* wliie 1 -lie hi < >»(*lL>* 1 rtn* bank t.» <nn.«<mr{fc>(ir^Wja o^^flif t" r £4 10- 6* •» favour i»f the- ■ li- n <» Hr\ I- ly/u* s c '-hii biUim^st uhwuhp. .n-l llih «• ,eq<»e^eib-mk fli-Ui'ii "ir** I. Th«* j.> it .er** <p i* hr mi >j! lit rii«\c' i n to n•• T^r <Ihiii» es »ur iJUP} in i i» v» ifp'g cnil" 1 f'Ht w « nmni'-iiP"! Hj ih^ «ti»i iMiiiur q! Utr rlu'q'i>'. M B • j urn, <»ii b-iutlf t»>' flip Hfii»ndan*»«, wt .i©l 'tllft-, «!'* J , >'«-.*i"'tt '•»** i v <l< nVr ot M'h Cull, in* < lie*i » U r »a i fjrfl lluit she 'oi)i'i»tl\ b I. v*> 1 U.at *hp <.•• u<i Hi-hw n.inn t.Ve'bit^H.,'o* Tb/X» • |i|'t,^»t, t e <•• eg •»■. hd-I t!>Ht 1 e\ Wiic i-orij <i i an* iiu- i *«h ci.c or jlhu. jjr cull pil la ,er In Uihiii-ukt Uo',ei tl.^^^-^i^t•l.nl^Jtn»^.;f- iJn^j-J hi* cm s n*»d that h tti'ihci 8 oil «l b< ef''e>id h*r tltf |>iau>i tf" -f" r £15., , • v - - ■ ' W -i«'hi pT-'qu' tp pop'iump* tahr. vrn* : .' A Wi -•'<»' fin tvport. r -an U fl.e f>'l<*v« »» -ic'cli : I 1 w>e- m Mi w,m kpf w.ia (le^ttUuis: « iiHiiri •»r \tntnx wiiinau HH-'ia <i tit e'l'rtlitM.' fr«niii a litr.f ii ocMi.jprt "ai «linj in IV Mgiit | t-n»». ni"'" tl v* he *| < lih. in ■ ni clue rii :— • Cfc ' te"t c" i»> «» f thf juf* .— I j.|ii m t». Wl 1 1- ] tJZ' '«'fb iDi»{t'>>d e\ift on ilip Tiiii<(')4«iw U- u\ i> t s vnt.ii < n y ' me itr-j »-i ■ r*pnt H ruin v^iiXit ]«iii iiner uMvdiu lr»Wt- : \\ni> I hpl old l'«i\ TMbiSt ii. ftc tUniiiuv Hi • n r>« - ■•«••■ « «.t» 'ov*» ifi< pt», ar< p-i,« F«>ttt»ht n tlii v %\ tu' «•■ I* d i»nt win : % <ijt» w> «o.it.|ii ht>«t f|, i|. lux «>t Hi 1 1 It pun »'!*]«•, >?>d tip c!if tin fi< : it «J Y,'?i\ ir« <! n : Mid M't-n VflV'A lv 011 ' *" uMir ttM-imi' hi (i'<ti,|h t .f gill pout I £ ttisJ^.r »u>f J.tUJV *c*»ilr «JH^~ |T*t f K. the j e-M< r »n Ptwjftx hu^idi^{; i»i t>e <«<ij«l. t ntr \>, rt»ii of 1 t'u i''ig' t, wFe^i 'Mior»ict imK*- L>ir* fe biring itn*!*.ni'' ng I !•»• mn«t Jililnvo ol^J-tJ'pfW ; gMjt}frjf»i oi tlfr yt\ u<y f eliii!»B rr ti>» overptt »eriu.- n'ir pxi;r«*««i9i,, hji t I,' r w c iii'o \(iu«* hhih fi>r ri»»rin-it at.»'«et Iff- ii u. «• »fjt»wit fell t'tp «ii'rmi«oiiH ii al c- vt h iriit-a ( o'ntr rt w i^ioirl lihs nivf'i pil o Ma'-t ti« fair n im f ti it ]mph miii • «. j»ni'l a s >hli bn i|ip te-H-d of t* *• 'rr-'jci v»Ui«'h I kiiow y..u w,il gu,«| !' The, jiiry/s qu ttrd ler wnb ut leaTiHc' tl.p<r **♦*.

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Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 440, 13 March 1875, Page 2

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A LABERE IS THOUGHTS. Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 440, 13 March 1875, Page 2

A LABERE IS THOUGHTS. Waikato Times, Volume VII, Issue 440, 13 March 1875, Page 2

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