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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13277, 30 November 1911, Page 4

Says "New Zealuid Tunas'1;— Some Oppositionists may r^ard i(|as a master strike of policy to deal in ba,3e innuendo ami suggestions of corruption, ljufc itia surely poor stuff to set before intelligent oonstituences. Sir Jarres Carroll lias alwaysfmijjbthis political bittles fairl. and with clean h.ndx, -md itthceforo comes appropriitely from him that he should ask opponents of ihn Government to do likewise For the rest, Sir James's address last evening epitomised tie go-id wo k and progressive legislation of tlw last two decides with ali of which he has been so closely associated. It is certainly a remarkable ivcord and shows why the Oppesiti m is reduc-d to such really pitiful strait , and why that pi'tyhas contiuiio:! so long to be the Opposition.

in Seddonville, ended with a vote of thanks to the chairman^