EXPERIMENTAL LAWS.
FUTURE IN NEW ZEALAND.
(By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.) DUX EDI X. this day. "Australia is extremely in .-rested ;'i the experimental legis-lnuon of the Dominion." said Mr. L . V.. } reiich. manager of one of the citv branches of tK- Bank of New So;Ui Wa't-s in Sydnev. who is a passenger on the Maunga-
Asked whether he considered this' legislation would succeed in its purpose, Mr. French declined to express an opinion. "It is a domestic matter, and vou must work out your own salvation,'' he said. "An experiment is a gamble. If this works out, everyone will naturally be pleased. If it doesn t, well, it will be tough." Mr. French, who was born in Christchurch. has been in Australia for more than 50 years.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 292, 10 December 1936, Page 25
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