Fon consummate impudence commend us to the Wairarapa ' Daily Anything but Times,'which transferred a Compliment, to its leading column on October 24, without a si nsi e word of acknowledgment, the article —entitled 'The Supreme Question'—on the growth of tho Empire that appeared in our issue of the 21st inst. We are aware that imitation is the sincercst form of (lattery, but we do not appreciate attention, of this kind, which is not according to the ethics of honest journalism. The Peytons and M'.Minns were cast in quite a different mould., and would have scorned such paltriness. F>r6. tap.
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Evening Star, Issue 15020, 31 October 1912, Page 4
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