Correspondence

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume VII, Issue 2050, 23 September 1907, Page 2

Correspondence

AUSTRALIAN CABLEGIUMS. TO THE EDITOIt,

Sir,—l must enter my protest against the Australian neivs in all New Zen-, land papers. As the cablegram comliine is bossed liy the Argus, Morning News, and Telegraph proprietors, with a small say for the Aye, all Australian news is tinged with their particular views. As three of llie four papers mentioned are notoriously anti-Federal, notoriously anti-Australian as supporting the importer against the manufacturer every time, and notoriously antiwhite as supporting coloured labour against white, a decent New Zealand paper should boycott them, though they have incomes which would- make jj Waiiii Daily Tmgiiai'h shareholders gasp.—l ain, etc., J.YJJ.