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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 70, 15 December 1928, Page 23

true, then we should rather think of the passing away of the world than of the passing away of our own minds.” —The late Earl Haldane. Though Mr. Holland must have been mortified by his ejection from the Opposition benches, he has at least the satisfaction of knowing that he is still a power. Unless he can discredit the United Party first—and that will be a matter for delicate strategy over a period—he is unlikely to want another election for some time. In the meantime, Sir Joseph's loans, should they materialise, will help to reduce unemployment and improve conditions generally. To reflect on the cost thereof, including the maledictions of future Finance Ministers, and two sessions of Parliament at £1 a minute, would be a sordid business at Chrlstmas-time.— Auckland “Sun.” WOODS’ GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE— IiVir Induonza. Colda.—Advt.