"EVENING POST'S" VIEWS.
I'ItRMIER'S CAREER ANALYSED
fSpecial to "Tho Colonist.")
Wellington, March 29
Siirh n, clorm sweep when there has Iwi. no previous upheaval in the iwrty, and no striking chango of policy to inslify it. is a remarkabo, if not uniquo experience. Even tho loader himself' wsms strangely placed. It was only H tn-^ beginning of 1909 that ho joined Mio Ward Government' ns an lionorary \finister. Ho had previously \koii aii ludenendent in politioa, and. "his indo"riuk'iioo lias'not bern of tho radical ■mler. Now as Premier ho is committed io .1 programme which represents sorwrl:ing a Rood deal moro radical than tho uiPtiGnres lie was accustomed to oppose during th<. Seddonian regime. Mis points aro undoubtedly his !msiii»»sfl knowlodgc, and his special f imiliarity witli tb e needs of tho fnrmcr ■■titl tho conditiono of our great prudncing industries.—"Post."
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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13379, 30 March 1912, Page 5
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141"EVENING POST'S" VIEWS. Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13379, 30 March 1912, Page 5
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