ANOTHER STORY

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12945, 9 December 1909, Page 4

ANOTHER STORY

The news Icegraplicd yesterday by our Parliamentary apedal ««einß to mdiMte that it i» as well to take the Premiers ,-hecry optimum with a few grains of -aline matter. Sir Josqih Sard's statement wemed to show that all the flowers in the Government's garden were blossomin- beautifully, and that all the nanghty little Leanehold boys had promised to be well-behaved and obedient to the goort, kind Cabinet. It seemed too good to be true, and no one is, therefore, surprised to find that the Leaseholders required the Government to drop a good deal of its programme for the .ale of the national assets Neither need anyone be astonished to and that the Leaseholders are just as determined as ever to oppose the Cabinet should it again attempt a similar trick. Sir Joseph Ward did not tell us these things. What he said was that the party expressed hearty goodwill towards him. It is strange how different matters sometimes appear when the other side is told.