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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1638, 3 January 1906, Page 3

If the Conservative Opposffion were decently out of the wpy, there would be au opportunity for (he formation of a Progressive Liberal Party, such a 3 Mr McNab and Mr Laurenson and Mr Hogg and Mr Ell had in tlieir mind* when they albwed

tbeir names to.bo associated with ( Liberal”movement. —Ohristohuroh Times. The British Government knows that we exist, but it doesn’t know how or where or what for ; and it doesn’t seem to worry. The British were astonished to find that our soldiers in Africa were white men, and the British, forgetting that the soldiers were white, are at present lookingfor tattooed footballers. Couldn’t Campbell-Bannerman, taking ajleaf from the cruise of the Mapourika, send a shipload of M's.P, on a tour of the colonies '? As British M’s.P. do not receive salaries, they would probably pay their fares and they might learn some things about the Empire and some things about their part of it. Taranaki News,. It is with some diffidence that I allude to the teaching staff of the school (said Mr Whittington at Waipawa), for it is not easy to bestow praise before a person’s face. In Mr Bull we have a gentleman of sound judgment and ripe experience, who has proved his worth as a teacher since he came amongst us. He has striven, and that successfully, to impart the rudiments of a sound education to those under his care, and in doing so has earned the confidence and respect not only of tne committee, but also of the parents and scholars., During his residence in Waipawa Mr Bull has fulfilled the expectations formed of his abilities as a teacher and his sterling qualities as a man.