OUR DOMINION.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLI, Issue 227, 25 September 1907, Page 3

OUR DOMINION.

In pirating the designation of Canada, New Zealand has paid a distinct compliment to our cousins across the sea. Whether the rose by other name will smell as sweet, remains to be seen. If, by becoming a Dominion, we restore our credit in the Homo money-market or improve the price of our staple commodities, we will have achieved a good purpose. If, also, we will go a step further and copy the liberal land legislation of Canada, we will have conferred a boon upon posterity, excused the temporary distension of cur cranium, and added another day to the list upon which inspectors of factories cease from troubling.—Farmers' Advocate.