MR J. A. FROSTICK'S VIEW.

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17199, 20 June 1916, Page 4

MR J. A. FROSTICK'S VIEW.

NOT INCLINED TO CRITICISM. Mr J. A. Erostiok was interview,:' yesterday by a "Lvttelton Times" representative, hut when asked if he would cars to oxprc3i any opinion en the Budget. Mr Frcstick replied, "What is the use? The Government is not likely to alter its proposals." Continuing. Mr Frcstick. sail! that he was not inclined io criticise the proposals. No Budget pleased everybodyand in this time of war nothing should bo done to embarrass the Government. The Ministers had been plrvjcd in .power and were responsible, and should be supported; that was, while tl<« w-r lasted. After the war there mirht l>e something to say. Personally he thought that some of ibcpvopai-al.? wore a little unfair on tho manufacturers and commercial people.