Parties and Politics
dir, —The Mortgagors Final Adjustment Act which has been placed on the Statute Book by the Labour Government ia one of the finest pieces of legislation that any country could be proud of. Investments in farming are safe for the first time in New Zealand. In the past no person in this country (farmer or worker) knew where he stood. Your correspondent Mr. Nicol says we should show ourselves as worthy British subjects and give the new Government every encouragement and assistance. If Mr. Nicol is sincere, why does he write and condemn the Government for the legislation which it has passed? Why has Mr. Nicol not raised his voice in the years past? Surely there were dozens of Bills passed which he or any other intelligent elector of this country did not approve of during the office of the Reform or National Governments of this country?—l am, etc., JUSTICE. Palmerston North, June 17.
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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 226, 20 June 1936, Page 4
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