THE COUNTRY’S CREDIT.

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume II, Issue 2, 13 December 1911, Page 4

THE COUNTRY’S CREDIT.

W:li:x t.hi’ Opp'irel :o:n vc in ur<'■ 1 on will jirsi itled eiitic.isHi of Ministcr’al tiis'int'i’ ci' on pressure for intoi'isiat;i. -i as to flotation of loans tire Prem: ■■ was the fir-t: to cry om that: ii;,-- eri'dit of tire country was being serei-itiecd for party parptocs. Toih'v, when l.e sees a cl.'ingr- inevitable. he is asittn the fir-i of his p-:i:t\ to cry out. but he no doMa : - a c ■ ■ 11 a t u < i V. y p u \. ’ ■ i;t: - m s u » j 1 1. f ‘ ;::>■ ■.■ i «t. ll e !. a s se:;t it >: hro ua ii the Di :>dnio.:i. and pfoNably it wit! rr"t:.d: f'C’ Try mid. that iin'rer tiie control of 1 P i conic to comm’tire “i I ruin, all outside

eonfidence will be shaken, and chaos will reign. To reassure theni~c-’ves th" electors need only ?<> to the pr< ss cf our m ar and interestedly observant neighbour. .Australia. Th< re ’.-.ill be found .-_:i almost timiiiimoiis voicing oi the opinion 1 hat Sir Jo.-cph AA'.-ird. th'* fair-weaiher navigator. is trie man most likely t<‘> bring tiie Shiji of State to fiminei'il wrick unless his plunging prcdivltii- are diecketi. As ■■•:• have national f-re'litors in Audralia. tins is a warning well worth heeding.