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Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 48, 17 August 1907, Page 3

When the Upper House is being defended by so-called democrats from the onslaught of abolitionists and reformers it would almost seem that the members of the Upper House ought to receive double the payment of members of the Lower House. — Greymouth Argus.

It would be an excessively parochial and narrow-minded person who could see in tbe establishment of Workers' Homes any injury or menace to the welfare of the landlord, or, indeed, to any class or individual in the community. As a matter of fact, the position is quite the reverse. — Masterton Age

Many people now obtain their vegetables solely from the Chinese, and in the circumstances they are not to be blamed for so doing. However, as there must be a good opening in the market gardening business, it . would be preferable to see the trade steadily developing ip the hands of Europeans. — Masterton Age.