"KEEP ON AT IT."

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 44, 22 February 1927, Page 8

"KEEP ON AT IT."

Of all the correspondent? on the hnnugriition question, ihcre i« only one ■who has H* the mark, namely. "Wanderer." who. in rcpl v to my previous* letter. Mated That rein*** to.admit defeat kept imnn;rranl<- here So*. I should say "Wanderer" and hi*- sort arc * people we want here. All the others, by askiu? for publicity, which von have givpn them » courteously, have not "kept their mtratto shut." and have admitted defeat. I was goinJ" to say to all these people that this is B ° country for them, but will say something «• instead. It is useless for "Lancashire I*"",* ?o off the deep end. equallv nseless for *SJBto let himself go in big Words, nor has '©»• of Them" advanced himself a single step W his remaiks. There is onlv one thing f<«' i u You can win anvthing ii vou keep on a* : *; Therefore I sav'to "Lancashire Lad," *§£•' "Ono of Them"' and evcrv one of them, *® m to admit defeat, keep on refusing, and y° a will wia in the end. ,„ XOBMAX WILLIAMS. ■ Public Works. Tamaki West.

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