"PUT AND TAKE."
The suggestion made last week by tho Minister of Railways that after the General Election members should sink their political differences and work together oil common ground to carry on the country's affairs, and that when the next election came they might differ again, was referred to in the House of Eepresentatives last night by Mr. J. A. Nash (Palmerston).
"That is put and take," interjected Mr. A. M. Samuel (Thames). "That sounds very woll," replied the speaker, "but arowe to sit quiet as an Opposition and just do what the Government says? When we find that the Government is not carrying out its election pledges, does the Minister say we should not criticise him? We will do our best to keep the Government up to its election pledges."
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 15, 17 July 1929, Page 8
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