A Northern Wairoa correspondent has ventured upon a political prediction whiyh he figs put into thyme * .PasQ Premier Dick Homeward go. Cutting stick Leaving Joe. Present. Artful Joe Pulling cord, Extant Co., Premier Ward. Future. Returned Dick Skirmish brawl, Scattered quick, Exit all.
-A..R.P. The higher tue popularity of a Minvsiei', the more is lie the victim of the billet-hunter. One Minister, now in Wellington, mentions that he dealt with a case very diplomatically the other day A sop of one of his friends called, on billet bent. The Minister told hint he was glad to see him, that he was one of the few persons to whom he was under an obligation, that the obligation was too deep for words, and all that sort of thing. The youth f elt, of course, that his chance was secure, but said that he was afraid the lion, gentleman rather over-estimated the obligation. *■ No, no, I don’t,” said the diplomatic Minister, “ you are on? 'of tnfi few people' who never asked aie for a bilfeth’” ’
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 385, 9 April 1902, Page 1
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173Untitled Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 385, 9 April 1902, Page 1
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