"WHERE ARE WE ALL GOING TO ?"

Waikato Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2152, 24 April 1886, Page 3

"WHERE ARE WE ALL GOING TO ?"

TO THK KPITOR. Slit, — Men toiling with their bands to earn their daily bread find it hard to pull against the stream, and many a poor fellow with wife and large family is getting graybeaded trying with his scanty stock of the needful to feed and clothe his hungry children : the storekeeper* with their pitied up adveitt-eoietits are trying to persuade the public tli.it owing to their line foi humanity they ,ne SucuHuug theii rtock to Mtit the timn, but if they will only confine themselves to the truth their present price liit must bf> considerably reduced ; .and our wise men with the furrows of care ploughed deep on their forehead as they thread their weary steps through the >-treets jerk out a few broken sentences about depression and the state of tiade. Now, Mr Editor, a strict Sabbatarian must agree w ith me that a man's a fool to stand with his aims folded when his house is on fire, and gaze with admiration on the flames ns they ' dance fantastically around the blazing luidding, and Sir George Grey would no doubt tell us that all the di-<ea-.ps New Zealand is heir to at the piesont time can be eradicated if wo will only stamp out that \ile monster corruption, to send men to Parliament, not as hirelings receiving pay, but let them go thirsting lor their country's welfare, to lenovate the Government buildings, turn out all the prodigal sons that ha\e taken lefnge there owing to their noble birth, and when the new blood revives the old Pailiainent house the daik clouds of depletion w>-\ hovrring m»uihl i/boil us will -iooii pj*- <*'•'>, plare to the o 'l<»|ii.iia -Ull-llllit of pl«Np"tlt.\, l,i>till',' Ji.'l tain' uifMiMe xiound our j»ol»)i»i» -.hoie*, and then this will become one of the wealthiest and happiest countiie* in the world. Excuse me, Sir, for trespassing on your valuable space, and I will now conclude by sa> ing that if the above machine! y is put in woikmpr older no West Kntl adv«vti«er will come sixteen thousand miles to reap the harvest of New Zealand.- -I am, your*, &c, Pook Uld Gumi'V. April 10th, 188(5.

Any other contestants to the contrary, the most ancient family in England is the Howard family, whose head is the Duke of Norfolk. In rent alone this Duke gets an annual sum of £213,303. His only son, the Earl of Arundel, is said to be a defoimed imbecile.

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