"THEY ARE SPOON FED."
("People in the North Island are all spoon ted, and the spoon is a great bis one,' declared Mr. "1 Edie(Clutlia) if. the House of Representatives laafc night when protesting against more"- money being spent on school buildings in the North than in the South, ' "fLey: Want to lay their hands not on .their own; P ut on their neighbours' share." •m S on- J" A- Hanan (Invercargi 11) : "They are like Oliver Twist, they ask for more." ; " £W on^* c : "l K?% Nolth they spent ilo.ooo on schools. ' • .The Minister of Education (the Hon. C J. Parr) : "No, .it was in Christ(Laughter"? thatiS inthe S°^" trictf" '' "U is north of-my di«
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 48, 25 August 1923, Page 7
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