THE LAUN' BILL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 9 August 1907, Page 2

THE LAUN' BILL.

(By a Member of Pnrlhment). The following is going the roun Is of the papers : — There is a young man, named Mc Nauh, A specialist on lann' is McNaub. He brought down a bill, to cure our warst ill A laun' bill it is says McNan'*, And a gran' bill it is says McNfu'i. But we'll just fix a limit, at a price where I'm in it, Ard burst up the.rest says McNaub. The undesirable pests says McNaub, For they own more than I do, And burst them I'll try to It's tbe Liberal way says McNaub. And I'll cain my bit pay 6»ys McNaub, For Georgie and Joe say. I ruustna ssms slow. But I bustle the crowd saya McNaub. So I'm yelling out loul, says McNau'*. But I'm tantiou c , they find, an 1 I'll trim w : th tl c wind, However it bi ws snys VcN.'uY But I'm s^ekin.- no row* lor it's no' ma' amleetion to risk ma' position, I'll go canny the noo says McNaub. For ye ken there's ma' screw, saya McNi u'j, And I'll no' risk na' billet, for I'm anxions to fill it, It's a gran' billet, too, Eays McNaub, Wi' a bonny bit screw, says McNaub, Gang warily on, and be ready to run, Is the motto of a' The McNaub's. So I'm going to fa', says McNaub, For Massey, the loon, he laught mil bill doon In his blustering style, says McNaub. I le's the dcii for guile, says McNaub, So our Giordie may sjowl, an' tha Liberals may howl, But I'll just trim ma' sails, . . „., saya McNaub, And I il gang wi' the gale, says McNaub.