"GOOD TIME COMING."
MR. W. H. D. BELL, M.P., OPTIMISTIC Mr. W. H. D. Bell's speech nt Khandallali last evening was llio first which he has delivered there since his. return to Parliament. In th" courso of it, he said,; that tho parly which ho had been re-'' turned to support had como into power, and ho thought that they had "not made' a bad fist of it." , A voice: They would, do better if they■ could get on to tho money! I Mr. Bell: They have done well even'in. this regard. Just wait till tho Financial Statement comes down. You will find that Mr. Allen's reecnt .loan has been raised in London on better terms than any other recent colonial loan. A voice: And not short-dated! Mr. Bell: "No; it was not 6hort-datod. Money has been 'tight,' but any business man in the city will tell you that things are over so much better than thev wcro, and there is a good timo coming.'
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1791, 2 July 1913, Page 6
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165"GOOD TIME COMING." Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1791, 2 July 1913, Page 6
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