CABINET CHANGES.

Feilding Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 158, 6 January 1903, Page 2

CABINET CHANGES.

Commenting recently upon the Oamaru Mail's inspired statement that the Premier thinks it very ungracious on the part of his political opponents to bring up the question pf a reconstruction of the Cabinet at this season of the year, when all differences of opinion are supposed to be forgotten, the Lyttelton Times says : — " If Mr Seddon is correctly reported by our contemporary, we should like to remina him that it is not his political opponents who are demanding a change in the personnel of the Ministry. The Conservatives would be well enough pleased to see the present arrangement continue they naturally have no wish to help in strengthening the Cabinet — but fjiberals feel that so long as the JPreniier insists on retaining two or three incompetent colleagues in important offices it will be impossible for him, even with the able assistance of Sir Joseph vVard and Mr Hall- Jones, to do full justice to the affairs of the country."

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