SIR JOSEPH WARD'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19819, 6 January 1930, Page 11

SIR JOSEPH WARD'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE.

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gfr_Tb* ore arresting sentence m toe Tnme Minister's »- Year mesto P U that :n which he £tw* <** i =- ,:fi l on f r TX p«t to g»e sp,,<,l attention tu the vtlf*™ of the ma::-:fa(!turing Industrie?. «fcjt is immediately responded to by , ta v:,,- r re=idont of the CMUrbii.T Association, wIM, no doubr f.'Ci? an in-TM?e of protect j Te penalty to he r laced on 'he coHßOnity tor their ben.-ftt. dr F.L. JSTbv thr rr-p-rs t » n v l3 ,oned tor tk. in the r-irs- Minister s statement, «^ t «*„.«;.-;■ .r..:i,r.-v ma*: b- selt- *'! am n.ov-1 v. «*n.irr wh.-th.r !• Sditv. u n .-:itnor l!ia mid selfishness Jflre words of the English language ifc»B is herein contain.: :. Presumably iTßutchinson is 10-kin- forward to Z d*v when N-w Zeolr.n.i will be Me to'consume the whol. of the prima** produce which she now exports, "»d" independent oi the world at Ur»* reign in isolated glory, living on rh, (?n« B cf the South P^ C tesvin« Mr Hutchinson to his ~.h 0 f diimpting the British Empire, •hit is the meaning of this manifesto »f Sir J**?* Ward's? I take it to be thit-Bt ***** that b - v h:s P OllO7 of rietimiiaa* to 8*" '8 ne kai burned his tw«ta » *■* eonntry constituencies, and mmt um rely on the support of the num (or retention of office. Sir Jafcjph Ward is under the whip of Mr Hoiiaad? het farmers beware!— roo*. *c, WATCHMAN. January 4th, 1930. ngm refer to this letter in our leader column* —Ed , The Press ]