N.S. WALES WHEAT
MINISTERS' PROBITY DEFENDED. Press Association—By Telegraph.—Copyright. SYDNEY, January 26. Mr Ash ford, New South Wales Minister of Agriculture, replying to rumours that the Ministers concerned in the inception of the Wheat Act had been bribed by farmers, speculators, or millers, stated, that not one Minister had benefited to tho extent of a penny. Reasonable criticism was welcomed, but the personal probity of Ministers should surely be regarded aa sacred.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16292, 27 January 1915, Page 4
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