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Observer, Volume XXXV, Issue 48, 7 August 1915, Page 3

It is now our pride, oair hono-'i, our greatest privilege, to serve the Old Lend! in Qier hour of trial to oxir last small store of wealth.—Oamani "Times."

If there was nothing really the matter with the Trentham camp, then the Department is just as much to blame for sending the men away as the public holds it blameworthy for having allowed things to drift into that state of muddle which, despite anything n Royal Commission may report to the contrary,, certainly and notoriously did once exist at Trentham. — Wellington "Free Lance."

Parliament and the country require the most efficient and repretentative. Cabinet that can be secured, quite irrespective of the future prospects of any party. In fact, untill the Germans are vanquished there should be parties—there should be a strong National Governmeat, and no Opposition.—Lyttelton "Times."