THE GREAT MOGUL-THE WORKING MAN.
TO TIIE EDITOR. Sik,- Tho working man or laborer of the present time, with his vote, yoa will notice, has become tho Great Mogul of tho couutry. Our Parliamentary members bow the kneo to him, and do him homage, for are not tho majority of the bills laid on tho Ublo of tho House by those gentlemen for tho comfort and benefit of this Great Mogul ? But there is one bill which 1 am afraid has not been thought of, and that is that a law should be pasted at once, which would do more practical good to the Great Mogul than all tho bills previously passed for his enjoyment. It is to the eflecb that he be compelled to cultivate, grow fruit, vegetables, etc., in his little garden plot for the benefit of himself and his family when out of employment, and for not doing so, or found loafing at tho street corners, while such has been neglected, be fined or irnpiisonod. This act would muko useful colonists of not a few. — I am, etc., Whip,
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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8081, 20 September 1894, Page 1
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