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Evening Star, Issue 20022, 13 November 1928, Page 2

Sir Joseph Ward 1925— —— “ Mad Growth of Our National Expenditure.” “ 1 pause here to ask. you not os a party man. but as a New Zealander and a lover of the country in which my life has been spent, how long can we keep up this mad growth of our national expenditure? ” He realised that borrowing could not cease, but, considering the heavy war obligations, it was a grave question whether the furious pace we were now going at could be, continued. At present we were galloping along spending loan money at an appalling rate. Sir Joseph Ward 1926 . " probably the most profligate country on the Globe.” ** / , . It is quite serious enough that the country owes £238,000,000 at the present moment. If the State Advances Department lends another £10,000,000 next year, surely every member recognises that that, added ; to the borrowings of the Govcrnnient, and all our other loans, too. would make us in the eyes of the world probably the most profligate spendthrift country on the globe. . . .” Will HIS Unstable Opinion make for Stable Government* ELECTORS ! Vote Solidly Reform Sir Joseph Ward 1927 -and do the right thing for your country and yourself / u Never known so much Borrowing in the History of the Country.” M And what I call your attention to new is that Pve navM known in the History of this country the prodigality in connection with borrowing in such a short space of time; and if there is any hon. member who eai. look with equanimity at what is going on in this country in that connection, then all I can say is that he takes up an entirely different attitude from myself, after thinking the matter out. What 1 called attention to in the North was that in two years we had borrowed £18,000,000, and on that amount £900,000 additional interest is payable a year. , \ . levant to reaffirm, without any feeling against the Minister or any other members of the Government, that somebody has got to alter the system of finance in this country, because we cannot possibly afford to go on in the present profligate fashion. ... 1 do not think that any other country in the world, outside the war period, would dare to go on as we are going on in proportion to our population of one and a-Kalf miUion.‘' Sir Joseph Ward 1928 ' I Mow Proposes to Borrow £70,000,000 1 “ This country requires, end 1 am favourable to obtaining up to £70,000,000. Ke for die completion of authorised long railways and £60,000,000 for .the purpose of lending to settlers and workers at the rate of £6,000,000 to £8,000,000 per «avmm. „■ „ y (These sums must of necessity be in addition to die Dominion s ordinary and legitimate requirements.)

HKU- <-3 HJH aALt N. AND E. S. PATERSON, LTD., AUCTIONEERS. LAND AGENTS, SURVEYORS, SHARE AND LAND BROKERS, PATERSONS' BUILDINGS. 163 IUTTTRAY STREET. • BRANCH OFFICE. CARGILL’S CORNER. SOUTH DUNEDIN. NIGHT PHONE 20-811. ST. CLAIR (Best Position, Close Tram and Beach).—Attractive Bungalow, 5 rooms and kitchenette, in excellent order; all the latest conveniences; hot and cold ■water, gas, electric light, porcelain bath, high-waisted doors, casement windows, slab grates', concrete foundations; lovely i-acro section. Alone worth £600; garden; sunny position. £IOO deposit. Must sell. £B7O. ORTH END (Id Section). —Splendidly-built Tiled-roofed Brick Residence of 9 rooms, with every modern convenience amt m first-class order; very sunny section; £l5O deposit; asloundedly low price, but the owner is away; lifetime chance; £1,125. mai's IS GOOD AND CHEAP.—JUST ABOVE GEORGE STREET (with glorious A view over city and harbour): An attractive and well-built Home, in lino order; 6 rooms bathroom, scullery, hot and cold water, gas, electric light and range, fibrous ceilings. Empire papers, panelled hall and leadlighis; over I-acrc ficehold, nicely laid out in garden, asphalt paths, etc. £IOO deposit. Owner left Dunedin, and price reduced from £1,300 to £1,050 for immediate sale. Keys on application. OSLYN (Harbour Side, Beside Tram, Close Columba College).—Splendidly built single-story 7-roomed Residence; all modern conveniences, return verandah, •uu room, casement windows, lovely dining room; lino garden; workshop; glorious view and exceptionally sunny. £l5O deposit.- Cheapest homo in Roslyn. £9OO. E CLINTON (Close Tram).—Good 5-roomed House; attractive appearance * all mod- • ern conveniences; workshop; garden; view. £IOO deposit. Cheap, £660. BURTON AND PATTERSON, 41 DOWLING ST REE - DUNEDIN. INVESTING AND LICENSED LAND AGENTS. ST. HILDA.—Five-roomed Bungalow, with all conveniences; bathroom, h.p. boiler, clectrio light, etc.; nice sunny position; garden, good freehold; in first-class order. Terms arranged. £I,OOO. MAORI HlLL.—Five-roomed Residence; bathroom, h.p boiler, electric etc.; in.first-class order; nice freehold, excellent locality, handy position light, gas, £l,lOO, fi>RIQHXON.— Five-roomed Residence, verandah; electric light, boiler, etc.; quarter'll acre freehold; sun all day: best part. £SOO. IM/TOENINGTON.— Modern Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette, ail conveniences; bathroom, h.p. boiler, electric range, electric light and pluga' v nice freehold section. A well-finished property; good view Terras arranged. £975. r*rORK rLA.CE. —V-roomed Residence, plastered throughout, with all conveniences, 13, bathroom, hip. boiler, electric dgbfc, etc.; first-class locality, line view; all m order. Terms arranged. Vacant possession, £l,lOO. SPEEDING AND BAGLEY, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ETC., 25 MORAY PLACE (Opp Savoy). PHONE 12-981. DOUGLAS M. SPEEDING, A.M.R.E.I. Res. 18-686. LESLIE \V, BAGLEY (N.Z.), by Exam, Res. 13-895. SALES ON COMMISSION ONLY. WE DO NOT SPECULATE. nnKA-MARYHILL; New Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette; electric range . and ligui, porcolam bath, sun porch; deceases. estate. r»1 c>AA— -VNDERSOiV s BAY Attractive Five-roomed Bungalow; slab grates, porcelain bath, electric range ; good garden. Al AfAA—ST. CLAIR (Proper); New Bungalow of 4 rooms and kitchenette, porcofclUyU lain bath, gas range, electric water; genuine bargain. Al KKA~ ftT. f.T.AIR, i Sii-roomed Bungalow, artistically finished; all latest fitgbJLOOU tings j choice locality. _________ on Or*if*—MAOßl HILL. 6-roomed Rough-cart Concrete Bungalow; tile roof, jbioUU porce'-.it) bath, gas range; quarter-acre, m splendid garden. SEASIDE Cribs and Residences at all f avourite resorts; mostly furnished; buy now for Christmas. Jione 13-606. JAMBLYN, M ! KENZIE, AND RHODES, AUCTIONEERS. REAL ESTATE, FINANCE, AND INSURANCE AGENTS, BRAITH. WAITE'S BUILDINGS, 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, Members of tho Real Estate Institute of Otago, CITY SPECIAL. ON RISE. ON RISE. £2,350. Just handy Boys' High School, in ideal situation, handy car and easy walking distance to centre of city. ATEW TWO-STORY. BRICK TILEDjy ROOi BUNGALOW, with garage, being erected; specially large" living Mom, fine entrance hall; 5 bedrooms kitchenette, and sun balcony; quality fittings throughout. * ’ £SO DEPOSIT. HANDY KIRKCALDY STREET AND WORKSHOPS. 54- REAL NATTY LITTLE BUNGALOW, fA. 4 rooms and kitchenette; nicely Itted up; tidy section. Key at this office. £9OO. £75 DEPOSIT—KEW SPECIAL. CHOICE NEW BUNGALOW; emmy, shelters situation, on rise, close to F’orbury Corner; 5 rooms and kitchenette, sun balcony; interior beautifully finished throughout with choice papers, tiled surrounds, mirro- wardrobes, linen press, cupboards, eto For urgent sale, £1,175. £4O DEPOSIT. £4O- DEPOSIT. A RARE opportunity for the man 'with smal capital to purchase an extra choice BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and kitchenette, sun balcony, just being completed; sunny, skeltered situation, close to trams and .handy b . town. Tho house is beautifully decorated-throughout,' and fitted with every modern labour-saving appliance. Owner lias removed, and the property has been reduced tc £1,050 for urgent sale. Will help you to make your Shopping List for ToMorrow