GET BUSY.
While praise is being showered on our Prime Minister for the so-called masterful way in which he endeavours to reduce wages, would it not be wise to particularise a little concerning the whole of his programme and take, for example, the passage in which he states that he is quite certain the mortgagee and mortgagor will work in harmony in order to adjust mortgages falling due and arrange extensions, etc.? Having had experiences with mortgagees, I feel confident that these gentlemen are not so easily led or agreeable. The face remains that unless Parliament gives the mortgagor a definite Act to protect him hundreds of families ere long will be homeless, irrespective of Mr. Forbes' rash assurance to the contrary. MORTGAGOR.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 45, 23 February 1931, Page 6
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