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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17094, 25 February 1919, Page 4

OTIOSA SEDULITAS. (Idle Industry, Laborious Trifling.) CHAMPION OF MUSCLE AND COURAGE - KAISER FAME REBUKES MR. MALCOLM. M.P., FOR HIS FREE TRADE INCLINATIONS WHEN GIVING EVIDENCE BEFORE THE INDUSTRIES COMMITTEE AT DUNEDIN, VIDE FOLLOWING COPY OF TELEGRAM. IT IS APPARENT THERE OUGHT TO BE A SALE DOWN SOUTH FOR STANDARD GRUEL MEAL, FOR INVALIDS AND INFANTS. CHAIRMAN, Industries Committee, Dunedin. ' According to Press Association nows, Mr. Malcolm is a Free Trader, and so was Mr. Asquith. Why does not Mr. Malcolm also sueeest the removal of tho Alien Poll Tax and bring us down to the Asiatic level for cheapness to please a few obsolete theorists? The Huns fattened on England's Froe Trade policy, which enabled them to take up arms against hor. Industries and all kinds of labour must bo protected against sweated damping surplusages— in politics." —(The foregoing is much clearer than Mr. Wilson's 14 endless points.) y AucklandAuckland, 21/2/19. THE OLD FIRM ARE OF THE OPINION THAT TARRING AND SANDING IS AN EXCELLENT PREVENTIVE AGAINST DISEASE. SAM. WHITE AND SONS. CUSTOMS STREET WEST. Appointments. 'Phone 708. FOR SIGHT TESTING „ YOU CAH NOT DO BETTER THAN Consult T. PEACOCK AND SON. Up-to-dat* OPTICIANS. 218, QUEEN STREET. MR- J. A. PEACOCK. F.S.M.C.. England, with Honours, SIGHT SPECIALIST. We have Commodious Rooms, Best Appliances, Ample Selection of SPECTACLES, and ensure Accurate Fitting.