Political Jottings.

Thames Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 10591, 8 September 1906, Page 2

Political Jottings.

"I don't think the, time is yet ,ripo when you can say lo the" Mla.ori you ot\,n sell or lense your la.nd to whom you please-" —Mr A- T- 'Ngatia. __ Tfhds' ■siessioni has enormously im-,j proved the debating 1 power, of the Leiadei- of the Opposition, w'a'is a coinplimient paid last nigjlit by ,Mlr Mc-Na.b to Mr M'oesey"l have refused more rewards in my poliltiicial life tihan ever will be offefed to tbart 'hiom- genitleman-" —Mr MciNaib ito M!r MaisseyTbe Leader of the Opposition w«rats the Colonial Treasurer to cease raisingl money ;by sbort-dated debenturesTha iMSniistea" for Ediuoait-ion, announced ttot the Govemmieittt had mind© upi its imiind to r give] free university educnittoni undei" certain, conditions—that is to say, pupilsl who hia.ve succeeded in fja.inin»' ■suocesis.ivel scholarships will havier'tlie cost of n utiiverisity 'eduoationi defrayed! by the Staite- Tiliiib would imaloe it r>c«siiible for every bright youth to get a. university trainiirig witihiout pa.yi.n.g. fees 1TlhiO Ooveirnimient" n,lsoi hbped belfore very lonig to.providie ihigiher tetihiuiral sdhiolairßliipsMore petiitions faa,ve been, received froimi vairio'us parts "of the colony ui*.gi'Dig tili'ei n:eed for civil sea 1 vies superaiiinu«ition-