Samoa's Future.

Samoanische Zeitung, Volume 19, Issue 35, 30 August 1919, Page 3 (Supplement)

Samoa's Future.

mormug wtieu the Fnnzessin called at this port. The postal Department despatched mails for America and Europe, but as very short notice was given, practically only mail matter already posted was despatched,

One, at least, of onr arterial roads, that to Mulifanua, is in a shocking condition at present. It is probably the best used toad u ] Samoa, and those who are obliged to travel-on it by motorcar or ta'avale, are t 0

i;yo3 ut uiu [HnvLiry Ulill UC. ~,||P wonders if the auouymous author or authors of these despicable, effusions are themselves iinmuculato, or. in the words of an old resident here, "the clean potatoes they crack themselves up to lie ':' One rather fancies not. It was once said, " Lot him that is without sin among you east rho first stone," —n wise precept, Sir, which, it carefully observed by thoso who live in trlass houses, would obviate it good deal of shattered material.— Yours, etc, Fair Puy. August 2b, 1919.

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The. Prime Minister was reminded that a certain amount of eritieism had been levelled I at New Zealand's administra- j liou of the Cook Islands and | in argument against the taking on of an additional island responsibility. " Yes," replied ! Mr. Massey, " there has been a good' deal of adverse comment, but let us look at the j report of the Australian InterState Commission on the subject of New Zealand's administration of the Cook Islands. ! That report, which can be re- I garded as an unbiased one, is very favourable indeed in its j

comment on what has taken place in the Cook Islands under New Zealand control.

curiosity regarding the psychological make up of his fellow countryuieu.